Mammals
Birds
Amphibians
Reptiles
Gastropods
100
Orca (At least one)
Open ocean, coastal waters
100
Burrowing Owl
Open, Treeless areas with sparse vegetation
100
Axolotl
Lake (specifically in Xochimilco)
100
Adult Green Sea Turtle (at least one)
Inshore bays, lagoons, and shoals
100
Banana Slug
Foggy Moist Forests
200
Koala (At least one)
Bushlands, coastal islands, tall eucalypt forests, and low inland woodlands
200
Snowy Owl (Same as its Biome)
Tundra
200
Fire Salamander
Forests
200
King Cobra
Rainforests
200
Queen Conch
Shallow warm waters or sea grass beds
300
Aardvark (at least one)
Savannas, grasslands, woodlands, and bushlands
300
Red-tailed Hawk (at least one)
prefer fields or deserts, but also live in mountains and tropical rain forests
300
Spring Peeper Frog (at least one)
Marshy woods, non-wooded lowlands, and near ponds or swamps
300
Water Moccasin/Cottonmouth (at least one)
Marshes, lakes, swamps, streams, creeks and ponds
300
Giant African Land Snail (name at least one)
Humid, forest areas; coast lands; shrublands, wetlands; planted forests; natural forests; and urban areas
400
Stoat (at least one)
Moorlands, woodlands, farms, coastal areas, mountainous regions
400
Peregrine Falcon (must be one of their preferred)
Prefer: wide-open spaces and coastlines
Will use: anywhere from tundras to deserts
400
Hellbender Salamander
Cold, fast flowing streams and rivers (underneath rocks or boulders)
400
Saltwater Crocodile (in wet season or dry season)
Wet: Freshwater swamps and rivers
Dry: Estuaries
400
Burgundy Snail/Roman Snail
Forests, gardens, Vineyards, and along rivers
500
Dugong (Not a Manatee!)
Warm, shallow waters near the coast
500
Golden Eagle (at least one, may be a biome)
Prefer: open country around mountains, hills, and cliffs
Also use: tundra, shrublands, grasslands, coniferous forests, farmland, and areas around rivers or streams
500
Caecilian
Underground or in waters of shallow streams
500
Gharial
Freshwater rivers, deep pools, and sand-banks
500
New Zealand Mudsnail (at least one right)
Lakes, rivers, streams, and estuaries in rock/gravel, aquatic vegetation, or woody debris