Ilustracja interaktywna przedstawia zbiór fotografii kręgowców występujących w Polsce: zająca, sikorki, myszołowa, nietoperza - borowca wielkiego, żaby śmieszki, ropuchy szarej, jaszczurki zwinki, okonia, zaskrońca, płoci. Do każdej fotografii podano opis: 1. Brown hare- Thebrown hare – occurs in open terrain: fields and meadows. It appears rarely in large forests. It is exclusively herbivorous., 2. Great tit The great tit– occurs in forests, parks, gardens and orchards. In winter it can be found at bird feeders. Protected., 3. Buzzard- The buzzard – a large bird of prey. It is one of the most commonly sighted birds while travelling by car, as it sits on roadside trees and posts. Protected., 4. Common noctule -The common noctule- forests are its natural environment, and it can also be sighted near human settlements, and even in cities. It feeds on insects, which it catches in flight. Protected., 5. Marsh frog- The marsh frog - occurs throughout the lowland areas in Poland, and can most often be found near large bodies of water. Protected., 6. Common toad - The common toad- can be found in forests, in fields and in gardens. It avoids very dry or wet terrain. Protected., 7. Sand lizard- The sand lizard - can most frequently be found in allotment gardens, in meadows, and in rocky terrains, basking in the sun. It is very thermophillic. Protected., 8. Perch The perch- a predatory fish, which occurs in flowing waters, still waters and also in brackish coastal waters., 9. Grass snake -The grass snake - can be found in wet, swampy areas near lakes. It can swim and dive very well. Protected., 10. Roach- The roach- feeds on both plant and animal matter, occurs in all fresh waters, and also in the Baltic's coastal waters.