Climber
Scaling sheer vertical cliffs and smooth tree trunks using adhesive pads, flexible ankles, and hooked claws.
Arizona Bark Scorpion
North America's most venomous scorpion, and the best climber among Arizona's thirty scorpion species.
Clouded Leopard
Longer fangs for its skull size than any other wild cat, and ankles that rotate so it can hang from the branches by its back feet.
Coconut Crab
Land arthropod of up to 4 kilograms, with coconut-cracking claws and a leg span of up to a meter.
Fisher
A fox-sized relative of weasels that climbs trees, hunts porcupines and whose females spend almost all of their adult lives pregnant or nursing.
Goat
A domesticated ruminant with rectangular pupils and a digestive system that works nonstop.
Leopard
A 21 to 75 kg big cat that climbs up to 15 m into a tree carrying its kill, out of reach of lions and hyenas.
Red Panda
Ringed bushy tail, false thumb wrist bone, and bamboo-eating acrobats in high Himalayan forests.
Rock Hyrax
A stub-tailed, rabbit-like rock climber with singing males, whose closest living relatives are elephants and manatees.
Spectacled Bear
South America's only native bear, an Andean climber with pale rings around its eyes that builds platforms in the trees.
Sun Bear
The world's smallest bear, 23 to 65 kg, with the longest tongue and a chest crescent as individual as a fingerprint.
White-Nosed Coati
A long-nosed forager that sniffs scorpions and spiders out of the forest floor.