Birds & Marine Animals

Parrots are colorful, intelligent birds found in tropical and subtropical regions. They help maintain plant diversity by dispersing seeds, aiding in plant growth and regeneration. Parrots also contribute to ecosystems by controlling insect populations.

Owls are nocturnal birds of prey found worldwide. They help control rodent populations, preventing crop damage and the spread of disease. As top predators, they maintain balance in the food chain by regulating small animal populations.

Falcons are fast, powerful birds of prey found across the globe. They help control populations of small birds and rodents, preventing overgrazing and maintaining ecosystem balance. Falcons also contribute to biodiversity by regulating prey species.

Blue Jays are vibrant, intelligent birds native to North America. They help with seed dispersal, promoting plant growth, and also act as natural pest controllers by eating insects. Their presence supports the balance of local ecosystems.

Great white sharks are powerful predators found in coastal waters around the world. They help maintain healthy ocean ecosystems by controlling populations of marine animals, particularly seals. This prevents overgrazing of fish populations and supports biodiversity.

Cloudfish, also known as the glassfish, are small, translucent fish found in tropical waters. They help maintain the balance of aquatic ecosystems by serving as prey for larger predators. Their presence also supports the food web in coral reef environments.

Mackerel are fast-swimming, predatory fish found in both temperate and tropical seas. They help regulate smaller fish populations, maintaining balance in marine ecosystems. As prey for larger predators, they also support the food web in the ocean.

Angelfish are colorful, tropical fish found in freshwater and saltwater environments. They help maintain aquatic plant health by grazing on algae. As a part of the food chain, they also provide sustenance for larger predators, supporting ecosystem balance.