🦎 The Anolis proboscis is a lizard found only in subtropical highland forests of Ecuador.
It's 8-14 cm long, with a grey and light green body and red, black, brown, and yellow markings.
Males have a distinctive long growth on their head, like a nose or horn, which is not functional but indicates good health and genetics.
Interestingly, it moves without muscles or bones, possibly due to blood flow changes.
After being unseen from 1960 to 2005, it was rediscovered in 2005 in an Ecuadorian suburb 🌳💚

🌴 The Red-billed Chachalaca is a unique bird species 🐦
It's featured on the coat of arms of Trinidad and Tobago, along with the Scarlet Ibis 🌺
These medium-sized birds have small heads, strong legs, and long tails 🌟
They're social, loud, and often found in family groups, foraging for fruits and seeds in trees 🌳

Meet Sinag, a 5-year-old Philippine Eagle 🦅 with a 2-meter wingspan.
Despite being territorial and aggressive, Sinag poses for selfies with trainer Lohwana Halak 📸.
This rare bird is one of the largest and strongest in the world, found only in the Philippines 🌴.
Interestingly, Philippine Eagles are monogamous and hunt in pairs, with one distracting the prey while the other sneaks up 🐒💡.

The Scarlet Ibis 🌴 gives Trinidad a fantastic atmosphere 🌟.
They live in groups of hundreds, feeding on insects, shellfish, and fish 🐟.
Their curved beak helps them find worms and crabs 🐜.
They can live up to 20 years 🐦.
Featured on Trinidad and Tobago's coat of arms, they symbolize the island 🌟