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raymie s zoo the home of a future zookeeper raymie s zoo the home of a future zookeeper skip to content home about animals amphibians birds bugs crustaceans echinoderms fish mammals mollusks reptiles other posts news food jokes games older posts flower hat jelly posted on october 31 2016 by raymie this is a flower hat jelly they are found off the coast of japan but there have been sightings in brazil and argentina flower hat jellies eat fish and aquatic invertebrates they catch them in their tentacles this kills the animal then then eat it it will only leave a rash on people however they can have a population peak in seemingly random times called blooms then they may be harmful i saw this jellyfish at shedd aquarium when the jellies exhibit was there posted in cnidaria tagged aquarium cnidaria jellyfish photo shedd aquarium zoo leave a comment sea lamprey posted on october 30 2016 by raymie these are sea lampreys they are also called lake lamprey spotted lamprey eelsucker green lamprey or shad lamprey sea lampreys are native to the atlantic ocean the mediterranean sea and the black sea although those are salt water they enter fresh water to spawn they are an invasive species in the great lakes but are native to lake champlain sea lampreys are parasites that feed on fish blood they attach their disk like mouth onto prey and suck their blood in the lamprey s native range this does not kill the fish however in the great lakes they can kill 40 pounds of fish in a year sea lampreys as you could tell by the paragraph above are a major problem in the great lakes they kill many fish and disrupt the ecosystem lake trout are much less common there than they used to be there are people in those areas that get paid to catch and remove lampreys lampricides have been developed lampreys are considered a delicacy in some places maybe in the future people can catch lampreys in those lakes for food i saw these sea lampreys at shedd aquarium posted in lampreys tagged aquarium lamprey photo shedd aquarium zoo 1 comment white crested laughing thrush posted on october 29 2016 by raymie this is a white crested laughing thrush sometimes spelled laughingthrush it is native to asian rainforests and the himalayas they spend most of their time in the forest canopy white chested laughing thrushes eat seeds insects and fruit even though the bird is common in its range it is declining due to habitat loss they are very social and live in flocks i saw this bird in the reptiles and birds building at the brookfield zoo posted in birds tagged bird brookfield zoo passerine photo leave a comment elegant crested tinamou posted on october 29 2016 by raymie this is an elegant crested tinamou tinamous are closely related to birds like ostriches emus cassowaries moas elephant birds and kiwis but even though none of those birds can fly tinamous can elegant crested tinamous are native to south america they feed on seeds leaves insects and fruit they are the only tinamous that live in flocks they prefer to live in open areas i saw this bird at the reptiles and birds building at the brookfield zoo posted in birds tagged bird brookfield zoo non passerine photo ratite zoo leave a comment banded leporinus posted on february 12 2016 by raymie this is a banded leporinus it is also called black banded leporinus they are native to the amazon but have been introduced to florida and hawaii however no banded leporinuses have been seen in hawaii since 2005 banded leporinuses eat alage plants like the lettuce this one is eating worms crustaceans and other fish banded leporinuses are common aquarium fish but to fit them in an fish tank it would have to be one big fish tank these fish can grow up to a foot long i saw this fish at amazonia building at the national zoo in washington d c we saw it during the fish feeding time when they put lettuce in the tank for fish to eat posted in fish tagged fish national zoo photo zoo leave a comment habitat hotel posted on december 2 2014 by raymie iframe allowtransparency true width 485 height 402 src http scratch mit edu projects embed 36868386 autostart false frameborder 0 allowfullscreen press the green flag to start to earn points click on as many animals as you can but remember once you click an animal you can t click it again until it comes back you only have 30 seconds to click the animals at the end the chicken will tell you your score this was meant to go with my tag project the habitat hotel was a building i designed for animals but it goes well alone too this is the lobby of the building in the whole building wild animals roam freely i hope to add more soon like more animals and rooms to go to the scratch project click here posted in games tagged game scratch 2 comments a rainbow of insects posted on august 28 2014 by raymie this is my new fair project for the calumet county fair you can see it at the fair this weekend august 29 september 1 2014 i worked hard collecting all the bugs for this collection but it was fun this year the bugs in the collection are organized by color my favorite in the collection is this northern walkingstick some of my other favorite bugs in the collection are the seven spotted ladybug the carolina grasshopper and the eastern tiger swallowtail this is the third collection i ve entered at the fair my first was the insects of high cliff and my second was the insect 4 h club posted in bugs tagged 4 h bug bug collection insect photo project walkingstick wild wisconsin leave a comment giant clam posted on september 4 2013 by raymie this is a giant clam it is also called pā ua or taklobo in other countries its scientific name is tridacna gigas which i think is funny sounding it lives in shallow coral reefs in the south pacific and indian oceans the largest clam ever found was 4 49 feet long and weighed 550 pounds and you can see its shells at the ulster museum in northern ireland but the one in this picture isn t that big we saw it at the seas pavilion at epcot many people think that they eat people but they don t they actually eat algae and plankton the giant clam and the algae have the strangest symbiotic relationship in the world the clam s mantle provides a habitat for the algae but then the clam eats the algae the mantle is really brightly colored which confuses predators and filters the sun s uv rays the giant clam s status is vulnerable and it is one of the most endangered clams it is considered a delicacy in some countries and people used to buy the shells for decoration today there are hatcheries releasing them back into the wild posted in mollusks tagged clam disney world epcot mollusk photo zoo leave a comment blue gray tanager posted on september 3 2013 by raymie this is a blue gray tanager it is also called a blue jean it lives in mexico central america and northern south america it has been introduced into lima peru and hollywood florida it lives in gardens farmlands and forests it eats fruit nectar and insects they like to live in flocks of three to five the bird in this picture lives at the amazonia aviary at the national zoo in washington d c some of the other animals in the aviary with it are red capped cardinal two toed sloth sunbittern roseate spoonbill goeldi s monkey and more posted in birds tagged bird national zoo passerine photo zoo leave a comment white faced whistling duck posted on september 2 2013 by raymie this is a white faced whistling duck it has a wide spread range in both the old world and new world in the old world it is found in africa and madagascar and in the new world it is found in the caribbean islands and central and south america it is called a whistling duck because its call sounds like it is whistling its scientific name is dendrocygna viduata the white faced whistling duck lives near still freshwater lakes it usually nests on the ground but sometimes nests in trees it lays 8 12 eggs it eats seeds and plants we saw the duck in these pictures at the national zoo in washington d c we went 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