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American white ibis
The american white ibis are medium to large-sized wading birds with a rather long neck and legs. The adult has white plumage and a bare, dark pink face (no feathers). Like all ibises, they have
ClassBirdsOrderamphipodesFamilyThreskiornithidae -
Aphidius
This is a tiny, delicate black wasp, with a marked indentation between the thorax and abdomen (giving it a wasp waist).
ClassInsectaOrderHymenopteraFamilyAphididae -
Aphidoletes
The adult aphidoletes is a delicate diptera that resembles a tiny mosquito. The larva is an orange grub.
ClassInsectaOrderDipteraFamilyCecidomyiidae -
Arawana
The arawana is generally greenish, with large iridescent scales. It has two barbels, which are usually blue.
ClassOsteichthyes (bony fish)OrderOsteoglossiformesFamilyOsteoglossidae -
Bananaquit
The bananaquit is the only representative of its family, but there are many regional variants, adding up to about forty subspecies. This description applies to the subspecies at the Biodôme.
ClassBirdsOrderPasseriformesFamilyThraupidae -
Banded cichlid
The young are marked with several dark vertical bands, which later fade, except for the ones linking the final rays on the dorsal and anal fins.
ClassOsteichthyes (bony fish)OrderPerciformesFamilyCichlidae -
Banded leporinus
The conical head of the leporinus ends in a small mouth.
ClassOsteichthyes (bony fish)OrderCharaciformesFamilyAnostomidae -
Black citrus aphid
This small pear-shaped insect has a pair of tubular appendices on its back, close to the tip of its abdomen. It ranges in colour from reddish green to black.
ClassInsectaOrderHomopteraFamilyAphidae -
Blue dacnis
This species is no longer at the Biodôme.
ClassBirdsOrderPasseriformesFamilyThraupidae -
Blue-crowned motmot
The beak is short, curved and toothed. The tail feathers are long. The body is green on the top and brownish to greenish on the bottom.
ClassBirdsOrderCoraciiformesFamilyMomotidae