Fish > Rhinopristiformes
The Green Sawfish (Pristis zijsron), celebrated as the Darget or Longcomb Sawfish, is a colossal, prehistoric ocean giant and the longest of all living sawfish species on Earth. Stretching up to an incredible twenty-three feet in total length, this magnificent...
Fish > Rhinopristiformes
The Bowmouth Guitarfish (Rhina ancylostoma), celebrated across the globe as the ‘Shark Ray’ or ‘Mud Skate’, is one of the most evolutionarily distinct, prehistoric-looking, and awe-inspiring cartilaginous fish in the world. Perfectly straddling...
Fish > Scombrids
The Southern Bluefin Tuna (Thunnus maccoyii) is a supreme, warm-blooded titan of the high seas and one of the fastest, most powerful pelagic predators on Earth. Circling the stormy expanse of the Southern Hemisphere in a continuous circumpolar migration, this...
Birds > Gruiformes
The Siberian Crane (Grus leucogeranus), celebrated across northern cultures as the ‘White Crane’ or ‘Lily of the Birds’, is one of the most regal, ancient, and critically endangered wetland birds on Earth. Draped in pure, snow-white plumage...
Plants > Malvales
Kokia cookei, known in Hawaiian as ‘Cooke’s Kokiʻo’ or ‘Molokai Tree Cotton’, is universally recognized as one of the rarest and most miraculous plant species in botanical history. Once an integral component of the dry lowland forests of...
