Mammals

Alpaca
Alpaca (Vicugna pacos) is a domesticated species of South American camelid
Brown Bear
Found in pockets in Europe, Asia and North America.
Capybaras
The world's largest rodent often falls prey to Jaguars, ocelots, caimans, eagles and anacondas.
Coatimundis
Racoon-like creature found trhoughout Central and parts of South America
Elephant
Famous for their good memories, which are a key feature in helping them to survive.
Fur Seal
Fur Seals are not seen as often due to their more nocturnal habits
Galapagos Sea Lion
The endemic Galapagos sea lion is a subspecies of the Californian sea lion.
Giant Anteater
As the name suggests, anteaters eat ants.
Giant Otter
The largest otter in the world is also the most endangered mammal in the neo-tropics.
Giant Panda
Famous for their love of bamboo, little else is known about their behaviour in the wild
Lemur
Found naturally only on the island of Madagascar and some smaller surrounding islands
Manatees
These shy creatures can eat up to 10% of their body weight in one day.
Maned Wolf
Named for the patch of long black erectile hairs across the shoulders and for its wolf like size.
Polar Bear
The largest land carnivore
Sloth
They are found in the rainforest canopies of Central and South America.
Spectacled Bear
Latin America’s only bear species and one of the largest animals in the Northern Andes
Wild Dog
They live in Africa, south of the Sahara to South Africa, except for the rainforest of West and Central Africa.