An endemic resident of the Amazon Basin, the Prince Bernhards Titi Monkey is a stable, unthreatened primate that is safe from anthropogenic impact.

The Titi monkey are typically frugivores relying on local plant species and live near water. They reside in family groups in the same tree, typically every night.

The Puffer is a coral and sea grass species that is slowly in decline, the IUCN recommends monitoring of fishing for aquarium trade. They are found at depths between 1-55m and feed mainly on algae. They are found Globally from Australia to Taiwan.

An abundant insect, the Dainty Bluet is found across Northern Europe and is increasing in population. They prefer habitats of ponds and shallow water with Myriophyllum vegetation.