Pictures of rainforest animals

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Turquoise insect with orange legs

Baby green iguana

Baby green iguana

Leaf-mimicking praying mantis

Anole in the Amazon

Silverback Bwindi gorilla

Giant ceiba borer (Euchroma giganteum)

Venomous snake in the Amazon

Blue morpho with its wings closed

Amazonian leaf frog

Leaf-mimicking praying mantis [suriname_1024a]

Amazonian leaf lizard

Pink toe tarantula (Avicularia avicularia)

Spectacled caiman

Red-eyed treefrog

Squirrel monkey

Amazonian leaf frog

Baby green iguana

Red-eyed tree frog

Furcifer pardalis chameleon

Camouflaged frog

Leaf-mimicking insect

Blue-eyed dragonflies

Amazonian wax-tailed fulgorid (Lystra lanata)

Hemicentetes semispinosus tenrec

Brown grasshoppers mating

Forest gecko in the Amazon

Amazonian cicada

Scarlet macaws in flight over the Peruvian Amazon

Calumma brevicorne (Andasibe)

Red-eyed treefrog

Scarlet macaws in flight over the Peruvian Amazon

Baby green iguana

Venomous snake in the Amazon

Blue-eyed dragonflies

Baby three-toed sloth hugging a stuffed panda in a Trio indigenous community

Pebas stubfoot toad

Forest gecko in the Amazon

Blue-eyed dragonflies

Red-eyed treefrog

Scarlet macaws in flight over the Peruvian Amazon

Forest gecko in the Amazon

Gray-winged Trumpeters (Psophia crepitans)

Grasshopper devouring a leaf while mating

Squirrel monkey

Cane toad (Bufo marinus) in the wild

Orange-spotted tigerwing butterfly (Mechanitis polymnia)

Red-orange beetle

Capybara leaving water with a bird on its back

Squirrel monkey

Leaf-mimicking praying mantis [suriname_1008]

Phelsuma guttata Day Gecko on bamboo

Pink toed tarantula (Avicularia avicularia)

Squirrel monkey

Camouflaged frog

Squirrel monkey

Blue morpho with its wings closed

Amazonian leaf lizard

Squirrel monkey

Smooth-sided toad

Squirrel monkey

Leaf-cutter ant

Pink toed tarantula (Avicularia avicularia)

Phelsuma guttata Gecko in leaf

Red-eyed treefrog

Brookesia superciliaris chameleon; Masoala NP

Red-eyed tree frog

Purple flowers in forest understorey

Giant Metallic Ceiba Borer

Western Javan lutung (Trachypithecus auratus mauritius)

Red-eyed tree frog

Rainbow grasshopper

Camouflaged frog

Leaf toad (Bufo species?)

Squirrel monkey

Yellow and blue poison arrow frog guarding its nest

White butterfly with blue eyes

Amazonian leaf lizard

Orange and yellow beetle

Eastern gorilla (Gorilla gorilla sp) in Bwindi

Blue morpho with its wings closed

Venomous snake in the Amazon

Jaguar emerging from the Pantanal

Brookesia peyrierasi chameleon on twig

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Brown grasshopper

White palm grubs

Brookesia superciliaris playing dead

Red-eyed tree frog

Hyla tree frog close up

Orange planthopper

Green grasshopper

Brookesia superciliaris chameleon in leaf litter

Calumma Parsoniia (Andasibe)

Squirrel monkey

Silverback Bwindi gorilla (headshot)

Amazonian leaf frog

Leaf toad (Bufo species?) [suriname_0878]

Multicolored grasshopper

Pill Millipede (Green color)

Squirrel monkey

Hot pink and turquoise insect (leafhopper nymph)

Giant ceiba borer (Euchroma giganteum)

Unknown orange and black leafhopper

The Green Basilisk (Basiliscus plumifrons) is found on the Atlantic slope of Costa Rica

Red-eyed treefrog

Turquoise fly with black wings and bright red eyes

Dyeing poison arrow frog (Dendrobates tinctorius)

Red-eyed tree frog

Common caiman (Caiman crocodilus)

Leaf-mimicking praying mantis [suriname_1023]

Squirrel monkey

Orange-spotted tigerwing butterfly (Mechanitis polymnia)

Amazonian praying mantis

Tail-less whip scorpion (Amblypygid sp)

Pterodictya reticularis latern fly. Identification courtesy of Garrett Herth who said the following: 'Order: Hemiptera Family: Fulgoridae. Lantern flies are the most primitive form of cicadas and are not able to produce sound. Some species excrete a type of white wax from the rear of the abdomen which trails after them in long strings or bunches. The wax is secreted regularly and is eaten by certain species of small butterflies whose larvae live on the bodies of lantern flies. These insects have acquired the name lantern flies chiefly because of one particular species from South America the Surinam lantern fly Fulgora laternaria which was said to be able to give out light from the outgrowth on its head.'

Leaf-cutter ant

Glowing Elateridae click beetle

Multicolored grasshopper

Magenta insect with light blue feet and eyes

Group of Male Perrhybris pamela butterflies feeding on minerals in clay along the Rio Tambopata

Yellow, orange, and red grasshopper

Squirrel monkey

Red-and-green macaws (Ara chloroptera) [manu-Manu_1024_2846a]

Blue-eyed dragonflies

White butterfly

Red-eyed tree frog

Pink toed tarantula (Avicularia avicularia)

Red-eyed treefrog

Urania leilus day-flying or diurnal moth

Giant ceiba borer (Euchroma giganteum)

Scarlet macaws in flight over the Peruvian Amazon

Yellow caterpillar

Forest gecko in the Amazon

Orange and yellow beetle

Baby green iguana

Swainson's Toucan (Ramphastos swainsonii) in flight

Blue-eyed dragonflies

Black and orange banded insect

Turnip-tailed Gecko (Thecadactylus rapicauda) [suriname_0446]

Lettered Aracari (Pteroglossus inscriptus)

Squirrel monkey jumping

Baby green iguana

Reddish-brown stick insect

White palm grubs

Anole in the Amazon

Red-eyed tree frog

Amazonian leaf lizard

Red-eyed tree frog

Squirrel monkey

Orange-spotted tigerwing butterfly (Mechanitis polymnia)

Camouflaged grasshopper

Dusky Titi Monkey (Callicebus spp.)

Cobalt Blue Tarantula (Avicularia metallica)

Lasaia agesilas butterfly

Red howler monkey

White furry caterpillar with yellow head and two orange spots at base of head

Orange-spotted tigerwing butterfly (Mechanitis polymnia)

Wasps clustered on a leaf

Bufo guttatus (Smooth-sided toad)

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