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The 89 pages that link to Nocturnality, each with the reason it gives.

• UropygiRelated: Vinegaroons typically forage after dark, avoiding daytime heat and exposure.

• Zebra sharkRelated: The species often forages at night while resting on the bottom during the day.

• Acherontia lachesisRelated: Adult activity and feeding are associated with the nighttime habits of many hawkmoths.

• African palm civetRelated: The African palm civet is chiefly active after dark.

• AgalychnisRelated: Many Agalychnis frogs are nocturnal, feeding and calling after dark.

• Asiatic linsangRelated: Linsangs forage mainly after dark, when many small prey animals are active.

• Banded palm civetRelated: Night-time activity is a defining part of the species' natural behavior.

• BassaricyonRelated: Olingos’ night activity affects when they forage and encounter other animals.

• BatRelated: Night activity is common among bats, but it is not unique to them.

• Beech martenRelated: Beech martens are mainly nocturnal, including in areas shaped by people.

• Black ghost knifefishRelated: Its nocturnal behavior shapes both its natural foraging and the way it is observed in captivity.

• BungarusRelated: Many kraits forage at night, influencing when people encounter them.

• CaracalRelated: Caracals often hunt at night, especially where daytime heat or human activity is high.

• Domesticated hedgehogRelated: Hedgehogs’ nighttime activity shapes their routine in human homes.

• DunnartRelated: Many dunnarts forage after dark, avoiding daytime heat and some predators.

• Duttaphrynus melanostictusRelated: The toad often forages after dark, when conditions are cooler and humidity is higher.

• European spadefoot toadRelated: Night activity limits exposure while the toad forages above ground.

• Giant armadilloRelated: Mostly nighttime activity shapes when giant armadillos forage and move.

• Giant otter shrewRelated: The giant otter shrew is mainly nocturnal, timing much of its foraging to darkness.

• Giant pouched ratRelated: Nighttime activity is part of the natural history of many giant pouched rats.

• GrylloblattidaeRelated: Night activity helps ice crawlers avoid warmer daytime conditions.

• IctonychinaeRelated: Many members forage at night, when prey activity and heat conditions can favor hunting.

• MacrotisRelated: Night activity helps bilbies avoid daytime heat in arid habitats.

• MegazostrodonRelated: Sensory adaptations in early mammaliaforms are often discussed in connection with activity in dim light.

• OcelotRelated: Ocelots commonly hunt after dark, when their vision and stealth aid pursuit.

• PedetesRelated: Springhares forage mainly at night, avoiding the heat of open habitats.

• Reef lobsterRelated: Many reef lobsters are secretive by day and more active after dark.

• Rusty-spotted catRelated: Rusty-spotted cats are primarily active at night, when they search for prey.

• Scops owlRelated: Nighttime activity shapes how scops owls hunt and are detected.

• ScyliorhinidaeRelated: Some catsharks forage more actively after dark, when prey may be easier to approach.

• Spanish dancerRelated: The Spanish dancer is often observed moving and feeding after dark.

• Spotted skunkRelated: Nighttime activity shapes how researchers survey and protect spotted skunks.

• Stone-curlewRelated: Night activity helps stone-curlews forage while avoiding the heat of open landscapes.

• StrigidaeRelated: Many strigids hunt at night, though activity patterns vary among species.

• TytoRelated: Many Tyto species hunt at night, when hearing is especially useful.