Javan Rhinoceros:
The structure of a rhino’s mouth means that it cannot easily graze like other animals, but instead has to tear up clumps of long grasses to eat.
Red-Crested Cardinal:
These birds can easily be confused with the Yellow-billed cardinal or the Red-cowled cardinal, although neither of these species has the distinctive red crest, and the former clearly has a yellow bill.
Black Flying Fox:
During periods of food scarcity, these animals become one of the major pest species of their range, raiding commercial fruits and causing a huge loss of about AUS$20 million to the Australian fruit industry.
