Known for its remarkable camouflage, the potoo has a striking appearance with mottled feathers that help it blend into tree bark. They are most active at night, using their wide mouths to catch insects in flight. Potoos are also famous for their eerie calls, which can often be heard in their natural habitats, adding an intriguing element to the soundscape of the rainforest.Their eyes have unusual slits in the lids which allow potoos to sense movement even when their eyes are closed.

The dik-dik is a small species of antelope native to the bushlands and savannas of eastern and southern Africa. Characterized by their petite size, large eyes, and elongated snouts, dik-diks stand about 12 to 16 inches tall at the shoulder and typically weigh between 20 to 30 pounds. They are known for their shy nature and are often seen in pairs or small family groups. Their diet primarily consists of leaves, shoots, and fruits, and they have adapted to their environment by being able to survive with minimal water.

The cassowary recognized for its striking appearance, it has a distinctive blue and black plumage, a helmet-like casque on its head, and long, sharp claws, which can be dangerous. Cassowaries are known to be elusive and solitary, primarily feeding on fruits, but they also consume fungi, insects, and small animals. Its claw can easily cut open predators such as crocodiles, pythons, and dingos. And, unfortunately, humans can fall victim to the cassowary. Be wary!