1. Acanthomyrmex
  2. Asian marauder ant
  3. Arboreal bicoloured slender ant
  4. Big-headed ants
  5. Bull ants(Myrmecia)
  6. Carebara affinis
  7. Common Oriental trap-jaw ant
  8. Driver ants
  9. Eciton army ants
  10. Exploding ant
  11. Fungus-growing ants
  12. Ghost ant
  13. Giant forest ant
  14. Longhorn/Black crazy ant
  15. Sculpted tree ants
  16. Spiny sugar ants
  17. Tetramorium aptum
  18. Typical weaver ants
  19. Turtle ants
  20. Yellow crazy ant
  21. Coptotermes
  22. Dolichorhinotermes longilabius
  23. Fungus-growing termites
  24. Giant northern termite
  25. Nasute termites
  26. Neocapritermes
  27. Rhynchotermes
  28. Ruptitermes arboreus
  29. Uncitermes
  30. Anoplodesmus saussurii
  31. Eumillipes persephone
  32. Giant African millipede
  33. Greenhouse millipede
  34. Rusty millipede
  35. African giant snail
  36. Miniature Awlsnail
  37. Adanson's house jumper
  38. Scorpions
  39. Tailless whipscorpions
  40. Whipscorpions
  41. Mourning gecko
  42. Southeast Asian water monitor
  43. Feral pigeon
  44. Owls
  45. Red junglefowl
  46. Artillery plant
  47. Burro's tail
  48. Cacti
  49. Cistanche
  50. Crassula
  51. Haloxylon ammodendron
  52. Rafflesia
  53. Sedum japonicum
  54. Snake plant
  55. Strobilanthes reptans
  56. Titan arum
  57. Ya pear
  58. Lebbek borer
  59. Oyster mushrooms
  60. Slime moulds
  61. Hong Kong orchid tree
  62. Rhinotermes marginalis
  63. Prorhinotermes
  64. Embiratermes neotenicus
  65. Syntermes dirus
  66. Pseudacanthotermes spiniger
  67. Globitermes sulphureus
  68. Fungivorous millipedes
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