Explore a complete, illustrated list of 17 green spiders, each entry including scientific name, geographic range, and size. Whether you’re an amateur naturalist or a seasoned arachnologist, this guide helps you identify green spiders, learn where they live, and understand distinguishing features — see detailed measurements and maps to aid observation and study.
Explore 30 diverse Insect Examples covering butterflies, beetles, bees, ants and more. Each entry lists the scientific name, taxonomic order, and typical size in millimeters to help students, hobbyists, and nature lovers identify and compare species quickly. Click to view the full illustrated list and learn key identification tips.
Explore a curated list of 20 Primate Examples, each presented with scientific name, geographic range, and average weight to help students, educators, and wildlife enthusiasts compare species at a glance. This comprehensive resource makes it easy to learn key facts about lemurs, monkeys, apes, and other primates—perfect for research, teaching, or casual discovery.
Explore the definitive list of Birds of Bangladesh: 49 species cataloged with scientific names, lengths (cm), and conservation status. Ideal for birdwatchers, researchers, and nature lovers seeking accurate ID details, habitat notes, and conservation insights—click to learn more.
Explore 50 forest mammals with scientific names, ranges and average weights. This comprehensive list covers species from tropical, temperate and boreal forests worldwide and serves as a quick reference to compare sizes, learn distributions, and deepen your understanding of forest wildlife.
This comprehensive guide lists all 92 Reptiles of Zimbabwe, providing scientific names, typical adult sizes (cm), and range & habitat notes for each species. Ideal for naturalists, students and wildlife enthusiasts seeking reliable identification and distribution information across Zimbabwe’s rivers, savannas and woodlands.
This post lists the 9 known Amphibians of Afghanistan, providing scientific names, Afghan ranges, and habitat with elevation details for each species. Ideal for researchers, naturalists, and conservationists seeking concise field-reference information and distribution insights on Afghanistan’s amphibian biodiversity.
This comprehensive list documents all 70 Mammals of Sweden, providing scientific names, conservation status, and the Swedish range for each species. Ideal for naturalists, students, and conservationists seeking an authoritative reference to Sweden’s mammalian biodiversity.
Explore a comprehensive list of 58 Eurasian Animals, each entry showing scientific name, range, size (cm), and IUCN status. This curated guide spans mammals, birds, reptiles and more across Europe and Asia, offering concise species facts, conservation notes, and distribution insight—perfect for students, naturalists, and anyone researching Eurasian biodiversity.