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Where it lives names the country or region a species actually calls home. Wikipedia describes the giant panda as a species "endemic to China," found nowhere else in the wild. This dimension lets a visitor find every species native to the same part of the world.

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Reproductive Mode
Oviparous (Egg-Laying) 1
Where It Lives
Filter Results137 entries
Showing the 100 most common of 135 options.
Showing the 100 most common of 133 options.

Germany

Where It Lives
10 entries

Greece

Where It Lives
19 entries

Guatemala

Where It Lives
1 entry

Guinea

Where It Lives
2 entries

Guinea-Bissau

Where It Lives
2 entries

Guyana

Where It Lives
2 entries

Haiti

Where It Lives
4 entries

Honduras

Where It Lives
1 entry

Hungary

Where It Lives
3 entries

Iceland

Where It Lives
5 entries

India

Where It Lives
4 entries

The Indian Ocean

Where It Lives
1 entry

Indonesia

Where It Lives
7 entries

Iran

Where It Lives
3 entries

Ireland

Where It Lives
20 entries

Israel

Where It Lives
13 entries

Italy

Where It Lives
12 entries

Jamaica

Where It Lives
3 entries

Japan

Where It Lives
24 entries

Kenya

Where It Lives
4 entries

Latvia

Where It Lives
2 entries

Libya

Where It Lives
1 entry

Liechtenstein

Where It Lives
1 entry

Lithuania

Where It Lives
3 entries

Luxembourg

Where It Lives
3 entries

Madagascar

Where It Lives
12 entries

Malay Archipelago

Where It Lives
1 entry

Malaysia

Where It Lives
6 entries

Maldives

Where It Lives
2 entries

Malta

Where It Lives
3 entries

Mauritania

Where It Lives
3 entries

Mauritius

Where It Lives
4 entries

Mexico

Where It Lives
8 entries

Montenegro

Where It Lives
1 entry

Morocco

Where It Lives
12 entries

Mozambique

Where It Lives
5 entries

Namibia

Where It Lives
1 entry

Netherlands

Where It Lives
16 entries

New Zealand

Where It Lives
4 entries

Nicaragua

Where It Lives
1 entry

North Africa

Where It Lives
2 entries

North America

Where It Lives
11 entries

North Macedonia

Where It Lives
1 entry

Norway

Where It Lives
60 entries

The Pacific Northwest

Where It Lives
1 entry

Panama

Where It Lives
2 entries

Papua New Guinea

Where It Lives
2 entries

Paraguay

Where It Lives
1 entry

Peru

Where It Lives
2 entries

Philippines

Where It Lives
6 entries

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Sources
1. Wikipedia: Crustacean
WikipediaCrustacean, Anatomy section
Quote, Crustacean, Anatomy section
In most decapods, the females retain the eggs until they hatch into free-swimming larvae.
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