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A Zunzun is a threatened species that live in Cuba. They weigh between 1.6 to 1.8 grams, and are 5 centimeters from beak to tail. They are the smallest warm-blooded animal with a spine and bones. Females are usually larger than the males.

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Zunzuns are extremely swift. They can swiftly fly up, down, forwards and backwards. They have the fewest amount of feathers compared to all birds-- about one thousand. Zunzuns can't walk. In fact, they only use their feet for perching.

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A Greta cubana is a species of butterfly with transparent wings. Their wingspan range from 54-60 millimeters. They are common in the dark areas of damp mountain woods. Especially the eastern end of the island but also found in the Escambray Mountains.

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The duration from egg to adult is around 31 days at 25 degrees celcius. Females usually lay 5-34 egg clusters underside of young leaves. The Greta cubana is also one of the two different types of clear winged butterflies in the West Indies.

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Also know as the "Cuban solenodon," almiquis are a species of soricomorph endemic to Cuba. Almiquis are unusual compared to other mammals in that its saliva is venomous. That makes them so fascinating though, considering they disable their opponents just a snake would, by using their venom. There is only two types of Almiquis and one lives in Cuba and the other lives in the Dominican  Republic.

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At night, Almiquis dig in the dirt with their huge snouts and sharp claws to look for food. They eat insects, worms, frogs, and reptiles. Almiquis are becoming endangered due to deforestation and because of the introduction od dogs, cats and mongooses that eat the almiquis will soon drive the solenodons to extinction.