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Ripsaw catfish
The ripsaw catfish is a large fish, in fact, it is the largest member of the Doradidae family. It has a robust body, especially the anterior part, and is dark grey, almost black in colour.
ClassOsteichthyes (bony fish)OrderSiluriformesFamilyDoradidés -
Rock gunnel
The rock gunnel looks like a small eel due to its flattened, elongated body. Its colouring varies but is usually brownish with yellowish markings.
ClassOsteichthyes (bony fish)OrderPerciformesFamilyPholidae -
Roseate spoonbill
The roseate spoonbill is a large pale pink bird with long red legs. It has a long, flat bill that is spatulate at the tip. It has a bare greenish head, reddish wing patches and a white neck.
ClassBirdsOrderPelecaniformesFamilyThreskiornithidae -
Royal panaque
The royal panaque has light yellow horizontal bands on its body that may be in a range of shapes, long or short, wide or narrow, broken, etc.
ClassOsteichthyes (bony fish)OrderSiluriformesFamilyLoricariidae -
Ruddy turnstone
Both sexes of this bird are identical.
ClassBirdsOrderCharadriiformesFamilyScolopacidae -
Rufous-collared sparrow
ClassBirdsOrderPasseriformesFamilyEmberizidae -
Rugose anemone
This marine animal is generally a pale beige colour. Its tubular body is covered with hemispherical tubercules (bumps). Tentacles surround its mouth, which is located on the top of its body.
ClassAnthozoaOrderActiniariaFamilyHormathiidae -
Rummy-nose tetra
The rummy-nose tetra is easily identifiable thanks to the bright red mark that extends from the tip of the “nose” and the front of the gill covers.
ClassOsteichthyes (bony fish)OrderCharaciformesFamilyCharacidae -
Scarlet ibis
This large bird has a long down-curved bill. Its feathers are glossy scarlet, except on the wing tips, which are marked with black. Its feet and face are pink.
ClassBirdsOrderPelecaniformesFamilyThreskiornithidae -
Scarlet macaw
This large colourful parrot is predominantly red. It has a big splash of yellow and a little green on its wings, and some blue on the flight feathers and tail feathers.
ClassBirdsOrderPsittaciformesFamilyPsittacidae