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Earthworms (Family Lumbricidae)Observer
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It has a segmented body, it has a peach color and it has a moist skin, which it uses to breathe.
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Phyllophaga plaeiObserver
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It has different tones of brown. Its wing are protected by a elytra, has six legs and antennae.
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Damselflies (Suborder Zygoptera)Observer
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It is relatively small, has a red and long tubular body with four wings and 6 legs.
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Granodomus limaObserver
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They are light brown and leave traces of slime as they climb the tree.
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Conehead Termites (Genus Nasutitermes)Observer
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It is an arboreal termite. It has rounded heads, long straight mandibles and light brown bodies.
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Island Racers (Genus Arrhyton)Observer
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The snake's colors are different tones of brown, dark lateral lines and yellowish belly. It was aproximately 45 centimeters long. It is very fast, nervous and relatively harmless to humans.
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Common Puerto Rican Brown Tarantula (Cyrtopholis portoricae)Observer
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It has to 3-5 inches in lenght. It's dark brown and covered with short, shiny hairs.
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Pearly-eyed Thrasher (Margarops fuscatus)Observer
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The bird's color is brown with light brown tones. It is approximately 4-5 inches tall. It can be seen in urban areas. It has a rather long beak, which could indicate a tendency to eat insects. The bird also seems to be unafraid of humans to a certain extent.
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Pearly-eyed Thrasher (Margarops fuscatus)Observer
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The bird's color is brown with light brown tones. It is approximately 4-5 inches tall. It can be seen in urban areas. It has a rather long beak, which could indicate a tendency to eat insects. The bird also seems to be unafraid of humans to a certain extent.
