Insectivore

The aardvark is a pig-sized burrowing mammal of sub-Saharan Africa.

The aardwolf is the smallest member of the hyena family and eats almost nothing but termites.

The American toad is a stout amphibian of North America.

Anoles are climbing lizards.

Anteaters are insect-eating mammals with elongated snouts.

The Arizona bark scorpion is a climbing arachnid of the Sonoran Desert.

Armadillos are American mammals with bony armour.

The barn swallow is the most widespread swallow on earth, with a steel blue back and a deeply forked tail.

Bats include many different feeding and roosting specialists.

Betta splendens is a small Southeast Asian freshwater fish.

The brown recluse is a small brown spider that spends the day in quiet shelter and searches for insects at night.

Chameleons are climbing lizards with specialized prey-catching tongues.

The common frog is a widespread European amphibian that also occurs in northwestern Asia.

The common nightingale is a small brown songbird of dense scrub in Europe and western Asia.

The common swift is a blackish-brown bird with narrow curved wings that catches every meal in the air.

Cuckoos form a varied bird family.

Echidnas are spiny, egg-laying mammals.

The Eurasian blue tit is a small blue and yellow songbird of European woods, parks and gardens.

The frilled lizard is a tree-dwelling reptile of northern Australia and southern New Guinea.

Glass frogs are small tree-dwelling amphibians with translucent undersides.

The golden poison frog is the most poisonous animal known.

The house wren is a small brown songbird with a surprisingly strong voice.

Huntsman spiders are fast-moving arachnids with laterally spread legs.

The killdeer is a large plover of open ground across the Americas, named for its loud two-note call.

Ladybugs are beetles, many of which hunt plant-feeding insects.

The leopard gecko is a ground-dwelling Asian lizard with dark spots and movable eyelids.

The long-tailed tit is a tiny black, white and pink bird with a tail longer than its body.

Lyrebirds are Australian forest birds famed for complex songs.

The cane toad, also called the marine toad, is a large American amphibian introduced to several other regions.

The meerkat is a small mongoose of the dry plains of southern Africa.

Mongooses include solitary hunters and highly social species.

Orb-weavers build circular prey-catching webs.

Pangolins are scaled mammals specialized for eating insects.

The panther chameleon is one of the most colourful lizards in the world.

Poison dart frogs are colourful tropical amphibians.

The red-eyed tree frog sleeps by day under a leaf with its colours hidden.

Skinks are a diverse family of lizards.

The swallow-tailed kite is a black-and-white raptor with a deeply forked tail.

Warbler is a broad name applied to several songbird groups.

Water striders are insects that use the water surface as a hunting platform.