Animals are the living beings that we share the Earth with. Some animals are domestic which means they are tamed and not wild. Some domestic animals are kept for farming purposes while pets are kept as companions. Wild animals are untamed and they live in their natural environment. There are many kinds of animals, so we put them into some groups. Basic animal groups are mammals, reptiles, birds, invertebrates, fish and amphibians.
Table of Contents
- ⬤ Pictures of animals with pronunciations
- ⬤ Farm animals picture vocabulary with pronunciations
- ⬤ Word list of animals in English
- ⬤ Flashcards exercise about animals vocabulary
- ⬤ Flip the card game
- ⬤ Example sentences about animals
- ⬤ Asking questions about animals
- ⬤ Reading passage about animals
- ⬤ Images of animals vocabulary to download and share
- ⬤ Picture quiz about animals
- ⬤ Listening test with pictures
- ⬤ Writing test with animal pictures
- ⬤ Spelling test about animals
- ⬤ Worksheets about animals to download and share
⬤ Pictures of animals with pronunciations
You can learn names of animals here with pronunciations. Click on a picture to listen to the pronunciation.
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- Carnivores are the animals that eat meat such as lion, wolf, crocodile, eagle etc.
Herbivores are the animals that eat plant. For example zebra, kangaroo, elephant, deer etc.
Omnivores are the animals that eat both plant and meat. - A vet is an specialist who takes care of the animal health. They are trained people with medical degree.
- There are some endangered animals. This means number of the animals of this kind is decreasing. Click here to learn about the endangered animals in the world.
- Extinct animal means this animal no longer lives on Earth. For example the bird dodo became extinct about 300 years ago.
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⬤ Farm animals picture vocabulary with pronunciations
Learn farm animals vocabulary in English with pictures and pronunciation below. To learn how to say farm animals in English click on any image.
⬤ Word list of animals in English
- elephant
- bear
- fox
- wolf
- zebra
- rabbit
- deer
- giraffe
- tiger
- lion
- gorilla
- snake
- crocodile
- turtle
- whale
- kangaroo
- frog
- dolphin
- panda
- cow
- cat
- dog
- ox
- horse
- camel
- goat
- donkey
- bull
- sheep
- rat
- squirrel
- snake
- bat
- hamster
- chimpanzee
- lizard
- gazelle
- hippo
- hyena
- killer whale
- koala
- llama
- polar bear
- jaguar
- orangutan
- leopard
- cheetah
- lynx
- panther
- puma
- raccoon
- reindeer
- seal
- beaver
- bison
- blue whale
- bobcat
- buffalo
- cobra
- alligator
- chameleon
⬤ Flashcards exercise about animals vocabulary
Tap on a flashcard to flip it and see the animal name on it. This exercise helps you memorize the names of animals.
⬤ Flip the card game
Click on a card to see an animal name. Then say the name of the animal in your own language.
⬤ Example sentences about animals
- Lions eat meat.
- Giraffes are the tallest land animals.
- A cow is a farm animal.
- An elephant is a mammal.
- Snakes are reptiles.
- Koalas are in danger of extinction.
- Some fish lost their habitats because of drought.
- Polar bears become endangered because of climate change.
- Wild life is important for wild animals.
- Lions have got sharp and big teeth.
- Tigers are carnivore.
- We should save natural habitat.
- Wild life is important for wild animals.
- We should keep seas clean.
- We shouldn’t wear fur.
- We shouldn’t hunt seals for their fur.
⬤ Asking questions about animals
- What do pandas look like? – Pandas are big animals. They have thick white coat with blacks patches.
- What do pandas hunt? – They don’t hunt. They mostly eat leaf.
- Where do pandas live? – They live in China.
- How much do pandas weigh? – They weigh about 100 Kg.
- What do pandas eat? – They eat bamboo leaves.
- Which wild animals do you want to touch? – I want to touch eagles.
- Where can you see Kangaroos? – You can see kangaroos in Australia.
- When did dodo become extinct? – Dodo became extinct in the 17th century.
- What do tigers eat? – They eat meat.
- How tall are the giraffes? – They are about 18 feet tall.
- Where do Asian Elephants live? – They live in Asia
- What should we do to protect endangered animals? – We should protect their habitat.
⬤ Reading passage about animals
Giraffes
Giraffes are mammals. Giraffes are the tallest animals on the land. They are 1.8-meter tall. The legs of a giraffe are about 2 meters long. A giraffe’s heart is about a half a meter long and weighs about 11 kilograms. Its lungs can hold 55 liters of air. Both male and female giraffes have horns. Giraffes are so big. So they don’t need to hide from any other animals. If they are in danger, they can defend themselves with a strong kick. They can also run very fast—around 56 kilometers per hour. They always look elegant and calm.
Jaguars
The jaguar is a wild animal. It is carnivore. Jaguars have strong teeth. They are powerful big-headed animals. Most jaguars have black spots on their bodies. Some jaguars are so dark that they appear to be spotless. They live in watery habitats such as swamplands of central and South America. They are good swimmers. Jaguars can eat larger animals such as deer. They sometimes climb trees to wait their prey. Jaguars are proficient hunters of wildlife.
⬤ Picture quiz about animals
Select the correponding animal name from the list. This picture quiz is good to check your animals vocabulary skill.
⬤ Listening test with pictures
Listen to the animal name and then select it from the list of random animal pictures. Each correct answer will give you points.
⬤ Writing test with animal pictures
Start the test and when you see an animal image, write the name of it into the input box.
⬤ Spelling test about animals
Listen and type the animal name into the text box correctly. Get points for every correct answer.
There are some worksheets about animals vocabulary below. These printable ESL worksheets are free to download and share. They have pdf and jpg image formats. You can choose whichever you like.
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External resource links:
You can jump to animals category page to find extra activities and games in this website by clicking here. However, there are some external links that may help you. You can click here to watch a video about animals. You can also play games about animals vocabulary here or here. And this and this and this are pdf flashcards about animals.
List of Animals! In this lesson, you will learn a big list of animal names in English with ESL pictures to help you expand your vocabulary.
Table of Contents
List of Animals
Types of Animals
Animals can be classified into different categories, such as:
- Mammals
- Pets
- Wild animals
- Farm animals
- Forest animals
- Sea animals
- Birds
- Insects
Animal Names with Pictures
Mammals
List of mammals
- Cow
- Sheep
- Rhinoceros
- Raccoon
- Pig
- Panda
- Chimpanzee
- Bear
- Bat
- Zebra
- Walrus
- Tiger
- Squirrel
- Ox
- Otter
- Mouse
- Monkey
- Mole
- Lion
- Horse
- Hippopotamus
- Hedgehog
- Hamster
- Fox
- Elephant
- Dog
- Leopard
- Koala
- Kangaroo
- Goat
- Giraffe
- Deer
- Coyote
Mammals | Infographic
List of animals
Pets
List of pets
- Dog
- Mouse
- Goldfish
- Cat
- Turtle
- Guinea pig
- Hamster
- Parrot
Pets | Infographic
List of animals
Wild animals
List of wild animals
- Antelope
- Bald eagle
- Porcupine
- Bat
- Arctic wolf
- Badger
- Bear
- Camel
- Gorilla
- Hare
- Hedgehog
- Hippopotamus
- Kangaroo
- Koala
- Chimpanzee
- Coyote
- Deer
- Elephant
- Elk
- Fox
- Giraffe
- Leopard
- Lion
- Lizard
- Mole
- Rabbit
- Rhinoceros
- Raccoon
- Rat
- Bison
- Reindeer
- Monkey
- Otter
- Owl
- Panda
- Zebra
- Wombat
- Red panda
- Possum
- Squirrel
- Tiger
- Walrus
- Wolf
- Woodpecker
- Chipmunk
- Porcupine
Wild Animals Names | Infographic
List of animals
Farm animals
List of animals in the farm
- Bee
- Dog
- Donkey
- Dove
- Cat
- Chicken
- Parrot
- Pig
- Rabbit
- Sheep
- Cow
- Deer
- Duck
- Fish
- Goat
- Horse
- Turkey
Domestic Animals | Infographic
List of animals
Forest Animals
List of animals live in the forest:
- Deer
- Fox
- Tiger
- Elephant
- Lynxes
- Woodpecker
- Orangutan
- Howler monkey
- Wild boar
- Squirrel monkey
- Hornbill
- Great horned owl
- Marten
- African elephant
- Red squirrel
- Red dear
- Okapi
- Bengal tiger
- Chimpanzee
- Gorilla
- Raccoon
- Badger
- Rabbit
- Hedgehog
- Koala
- Panda
- Lion
- Kangaroo
- Coyote
- Snake
- Lizard
- Antelope
- Giraffe
- Reindeer
- Monkey
- Hare
- Puma
- Hyena
- Jackal
- Rhinoceros
Forest Animals | Infographic
List of animals
List of animals
Sea Animals
List of sea animals:
- Clam
- Cormorant
- Seal
- Shark
- Shell
- Shrimp
- Squid
- Oyster
- Pelican
- Sea turtle
- Starfish
- Crab
- Dolphin
- Fish
- Jellyfish
- Lobster
- Octopus
- Otter
- Seahorse
- Walrus
- Whale
Sea Animals | Infographic
Animal names
Insects
List of insects:
- Bee
- Beetle
- Ant
- Butterfly
- Cockroach
- Cicada
- Horse-fly
- Aphid
- Whitefly
- Mosquito
- Fly
- Dragonfly
- Mantis
- Termite
- Ladybugs(NAmE) /ladybirds(BrE)
- Flea
- Moth
- Grasshopper
- Wasp
- Tick
- Caterpillar
Insects | Infographic
Animal names
Birds
List of bird names:
- Parrot
- Pelecaniformes
- Turkey
- Flamingo
- Pigeon
- Woodpecker
- Cuckoo
- Hawk
- Bald eagle
- Raven
- Robin
- Sparrow
- Crow
- Howler monkey
- Swallow
- Goose
- Swan
- Dove
- Owl
- Hummingbird
- Finch
- Frigatebird
- Sandpiper
- Stork
- Penguin
- Tern
- Ibis
- Hornbill
Learn more about parts of a bird in English.
Bird names | infographic
Animal names
Arctic Animals
Grassland Animals
Rainforest Animals
Desert Animals
Rare Animals
Winter Animals
Types of Fish
Animals and Their Babies
| Animals | Their Babies |
| Dog | Puppy |
| Swan | Cygnet |
| Tiger | Cub, whelp |
| Zebra | Foal |
| Fish | Fry |
| Bear | Cub |
| Beaver | Kit |
| Fowl | Chick, chicken |
| Fox | Cub, pup |
| Frog | Polliwog, tadpole |
| Cow | Calf |
| Deer | Fawn |
| Duck | Duckling |
| Eagle | Eaglet |
| Rabbit | Bunny |
| Rat | Pup |
| Rhino | Calf |
| Seal | Pup |
| Shark | Cub |
| Horse | Foal, yearling |
| Kangaroo | Joey |
| Lion | Cub |
| Owl | Owlet |
| Pig | Piglet |
| Sheep | Lamb, lambkins |
| Turkey | Poult |
| Whale | Calf |
| Birds | Fledgling, nestling |
| Cat | Kitten |
| Goat | Kid |
| Goose | Gosling |
| Chicken | Chick |
Baby Animals | Infographic
List of Animals | Body Parts Names
Parts of a Cow
List of parts of a cow:
- Crest
- Neck
- Ear
- Withers
- Back
- Horn
- Eye
- Cheek
- Dewclaw
- Knee
- Switch
- Hock
- Tail
- Nose
- Muzzle
- Throat
- Brisket
- Hoof
- Pastern
- Shoulder
- Belly
- Fore udder
- Teat
- Tail setting
- Thurl
- Loin
Cow Parts | Infographic
Animal names
Parts of a Dog
List of parts of a dog:
- Eye
- Cheek
- Tongue
- Teeth
- Flew (lip)
- Throat
- Chest
- Stop
- Nose
- Whiskers
- Forearm
- Forefoot
- Upper arm
- Elbow
- Toe
- Belly
- Flank
- Tail
- Back
- Withers
- Shoulder
- Crest
- Nail
- Hind foot
- Stifle (knee)
- Pastern
- Wrist
- Hook
- Lower thigh
- Upper thigh
- Neck
- Ear
- Forehead
- Fur
Dog Parts | Infographic
Animal names
Parts of a Horse
List of parts of a horse:
- Forehead
- Ear
- Pastern
- Belly
- Flank
- Elbow
- Poll
- Mane
- Shoulder
- Back
- Withers
- Coronet
- Chest
- Hoof
- Cannon
- Knee
- Arm
- Loin
- Point of hip
- Dock
- Tail
- Thigh
- Stifle
- Hock
- Throat
- Chin
- Mouth
- Nostril
- Eye
Horse Parts | Infographic
Animal names
Animals are a fascinating and diverse group of living organisms that can be found all over the world. From tiny insects and reptiles to majestic elephants and lions, animals come in all shapes and sizes. In this lesson, we will learn animal names, including those commonly found in different regions and habitats.
Animals can be divided into two broad groups: vertebrates (animals with a backbone) and invertebrates (animals without a backbone).
In this lesson, you will learn animal names through these two main groups.
Invertebrates
Invertebrates are animals that neither possess nor develop a vertebral column (commonly known as a backbone or spine), derived from the notochord.
Familiar examples of invertebrates include insects; crabs, lobsters, and their kin; snails, clams, octopuses and their kin; starfish, sea-urchins and their kin; jellyfish, and worms.
Below is the list of insects in English.
- Ant
- Bee
- Beetle
- Butterfly
- Cicada
- Cricket
- Dragonfly
- Firefly
- Grasshopper
- Hornet
- Ladybug
- Mantis
- Mosquito
- Praying Mantis
- Wasp
- Yellowjacket
- Termites
- Termite
- Fly
- Hoverfly
- Housefly
- Fruit Fly
- Dragonfly
- Drosophila
- Horsefly
- Mosquito
- Blackfly
- Blowfly
- Tsetse fly
- Dance fly
- Lacewing
- Mayfly
- Cockroach
- Termites
- Termite
- Lice
- Flea
- tick
- Bed bug
- Spiders
- Tarantula
- Scorpion
- Centipede
- Millipede
- Silverfish
- Earwig
- Stick insect
- Walking stick
- Prickly stick insect
- Moth
- Caterpillar
- Slug
- Snail
- Clam
- Worm
- Leech
- Planarian
- Earthworm
- Flatworm
- Tapeworm
- Roundworm
- Nematode
- Hookworm
- Pinworm
- Bloodworm
- red worm
- Black worm
- Nightcrawler
- Mealworm
- Super worm
- Wax worm
- Butter worm
- Red wriggler
Vertebrates
Vertebrates comprise all species of animals within the subphylum Vertebrata ( chordates with backbones). Vertebrates represent the overwhelming majority of the phylum Chordata, with currently about 66,000 species described. Vertebrates include jawless fish and jawed vertebrates, which include the cartilaginous fish(shark, rays, and ratfish) and the bony fish.
Vertebrates make up less than five percent of all described animal species; the rest are invertebrates, which lack vertebral columns.
Vertebrates are divided into 5 small main groups:
- Mammals
- Birds
- Fish
- Amphibians
- Reptiles
Mammals
Mammals are any vertebrates within the class Mammalia, a clade of endothermic amniotes distinguished from reptiles (including birds) by the possession of a neocortex (a region of the brain), hair, three middle ear bones and mammary glands. Females of all mammal species nurse their young with milk, secreted from the mammary glands.
- Lion
- Tiger
- Bear
- Elephant
- Giraffe
- Zebra
- Hippopotamus
- Gorilla
- Chimpanzee
- Monkey
- Kangaroo
- Koala
- Platypus
- Wombat
- Raccoon
- Skunk
- Opossum
- Armadillo
- Porcupine
- Hedgehog
- Badger
- Otter
- Weasel
- Ferret
- Marten
- Muskrat
- Mink
- Fox
- Wolf
- Coyote
- Bobcat
- Lynx
- Cougar
- Panther
- Jaguar
- Leopard
- Cheetah
- Deer
- Moose
- Elk
- Caribou
- Bison
- Buffalo
- Antelope
- Gazelle
- Warthog
- Hyena
- Meerkat
- Lemur
- Sloth
- Anteater
- Aardvark
- Bat
- Squirrel
- Chipmunk
- Beaver
- Muskrat
- Rat
- Mouse
- Rabbit
- Hare
- Coypu
- Nutria
- Capybara
- Porcupine
- Pangolin
- Mole
- Shrew
- Vole
- Lemming
- Jerboa
- Gopher
- Marmot
- Muskox
- Yak
- Llama
- Alpaca
- Vicuna
- Guanaco
- Tapir
- Peccary
- Manatee
- Dolphin
- Porpoise
- Whale
- Seal
- Walrus
- Sea lion
- Otter
- Narwhal
- Beluga
- Grizzly bear
- Polar bear
- Black bear
- Panda bear
- Grizzly bear
- Polar bear
- Black bear
- Panda bear
- Koala bear
- Sun bear
- Spectacled bear
- Sloth bear
- Malayan sun bear
- Asiatic black bear
- Andean bear
- European brown bear
- North American black bear.
Birds
Birds (Aves) are a group of endothermic vertebrates, characterized by feathers, toothless beaked jaws, the laying of hard-shelled eggs, a high metabolic rate, a four-chambered heart, and a strong yet lightweight skeleton.
- Sparrow
- Finch
- Pigeon
- Dove
- Pelican
- Swan
- Goose
- Duck
- Osprey
- Hawk
- Eagle
- Falcon
- Vulture
- Owl
- Puffin
- Parrot
- Macaw
- Cockatoo
- Toucan
- Loon
- Gull
- Seagull
- Heron
- Egret
- Ibis
- Stork
- Cranes
- Turkey
- Chicken
- Quail
- Pheasant
- Peacock
- Ostrich
- Emu
- Rhea
- Cassowary
- Kiwi
- Kiwi bird
- Kiwi bird
- Kookaburra
- Kingfisher
- Woodpecker
- Sparrow hawk
- Goshawk
- Harrier
- Kestrel
- Buzzard
- Sparrow
- Finch
- Pigeon
- Dove
- Pelican
- Swan
- Goose
- Duck
- Osprey
- Hawk
- Eagle
- Falcon
- Vulture
- Owl
- Puffin
- Parrot
- Macaw
- Cockatoo
- Toucan
- Loon
- Gull
- Seagull
- Heron
- Egret
- Ibis
- Stork
- Cranes
- Turkey
- Chicken
- Quail
- Pheasant
- Peacock
- Ostrich
- Emu
- Rhea
- Cassowary
- Kiwi
- Kiwi bird
- Kiwi bird
- Kookaburra
- Kingfisher
- Woodpecker
- Sparrow hawk
- Goshawk
- Harrier
- Kestrel
- Buzzard
- Condor
- Albatross
- Petrel
- Frigatebird
- Booby
- Gannet
- Cormorant
- Darter
- Pelican
- Heron
- Egret
- Bittern
- Ibis
- Spoonbill
- Stork
- Flamingo
- Goose
- Swan
- Duck
- Quail
- Pheasant
- Grouse
- Ptarmigan
- Turkey
- Guineafowl
- Ostrich
- Emu
- Rhea
- Cassowary
- Kiwi
- Kiwi bird
- Kiwi bird
- Kookaburra
- Kingfisher
- Woodpecker
- Sparrow hawk
- Goshawk
- Harrier
- Kestrel
- Buzzard
- Falcon
- Vulture
- Owl
- Puffin
- Parrot
- Macaw
- Cockatoo
- Toucan
- Loon
- Gull
- Seagull
- Heron
- Egret
Some people think that what makes an animal a bird is its wings. Bats have wings. Flies have wings. Bats and flies are not birds. So what makes an animal a bird?
The answer is feathers!
All birds have feathers and birds are the only animals that do. The feathers on a bird’s wings and tail overlap. Because they overlap, the feathers catch and hold the air. This helps the bird to fly, steer itself, and land.
Fish
Fish are the gill-bearing aquatic craniate animals that lack limbs with digits. Fish are an important resource for humans worldwide, especially as food. They are also caught by recreational fishers, kept as pets, raised by fishkeepers, and exhibited in public aquaria. Fish have had a role in culture through the ages, serving as deities, religious symbols, and the subjects of art, books, and movies.
- Salmon
- Tuna
- Cod
- Halibut
- Sardines
- Anchovies
- Catfish
- Tilapia
- Carp
- Barramundi
- Snapper
- Grouper
- Sole
- Flounder
- Trout
- Bass
- Walleye
- Catfish
- Perch
- Crappie
- Bluegill
- Sunfish
- Pickerel
- Muskellunge
- Northern pike
- Tiger muskie
- Largemouth bass
- Smallmouth bass
- Striped bass
- White bass
- Yellow bass
- Atlantic salmon
- Chum salmon
- Coho salmon
- Pink salmon
- Sockeye salmon
- Steelhead
- Rainbow trout
- Brown trout
- Cutthroat trout
- Brook trout
- Lake trout
- Arctic char
- Grayling
- Mahi Mahi
- Swordfish
- Marlin
- Tarpon
- Bonefish
- Red snapper
- Grouper
- Halibut
- Tilapia
- Catfish
- Carp
- Barramundi
- Snapper
- Sardines
- Anchovies
- Barramundi
- Mahi Mahi
- Swordfish
- Marlin
- Tarpon
- Bonefish
- Red snapper
- Grouper
- Halibut
- Tilapia
- Catfish
- Carp
- Barramundi
- Snapper
- Sardines
- Anchovies
- Barramundi
- Mahi Mahi
- Swordfish
- Marlin
- Tarpon
- Bonefish
- Red snapper
- Grouper
- Halibut
- Tilapia
- Catfish
- Carp
- Barramundi
- Snapper
- Sardines
- Anchovies
- Barramundi
- Mahi Mahi
- Swordfish
- Marlin
- Tarpon
- Bonefish
- Red snapper
- Grouper
- Halibut
- Tilapia
- Catfish
- Carp
- Barramundi
- Snapper
- Sardines
- Anchovies
- Barramundi
- Mahi Mahi
- Swordfish
- Marlin
- Tarpon
- Bonefish
- Red snapper
- Grouper
- Halibut
- Tilapia
- Catfish
- Carp
- Barramundi
- Snapper
- Sardines
- Anchovies
- Barramundi
- Mahi Mahi
- Swordfish
- Marlin
- Tarpon
- Bonefish
- Red snapper
- Grouper
- Halibut
- Tilapia
- Catfish
- Carp
- Barramundi
- Snapper
Amphibians
Amphibians are ectothermic, tetrapod vertebrates of the class Amphibia. Modern amphibians are all Lissamphibia. They inhabit a wide variety of habitats, with most species living within terrestrial, fossorial, arboreal, or freshwater aquatic ecosystems
- Frog
- Toad
- Salamander
- Newt
- Caecilian
- Axolotl
- Surinam toad
- African clawed frog
- American bullfrog
- Argentine horned frog
- Blue poison dart frog
- Cane toad
- Chinese giant salamander
- Eastern newt
- Fire-bellied toad
- Golden poison dart frog
- Green tree frog
- Hellbender
- Japanese fire-bellied newt
- Leiopelma
- Long-toed salamander
- Midwife toad
- Mountain yellow-legged frog
- Mud puppy
- Pacific tree frog
- Panamanian golden frog
- Red-eyed tree frog
- Red-legged frog
- Spotted salamander
- Spring peeper
- Surinam horned frog
- Tiger salamander
- Tomato frog
- White’s tree frog
- Wood frog
- Golden mantella
- Goliath frog
- Glass frog
- Ghost frog
Reptiles
Reptiles are tetrapod (four-limbed vertebrate) animals in the class Reptilia, Reptiles are a class of animals with scaly skin. They are cold-blooded and are born on land. Snakes, lizards, crocodiles, alligators, and turtles all belong to the reptile class.
- Snake
- Lizard
- Turtle
- Crocodile
- Alligator
- Komodo dragon
- Gila monster
- Chameleon
- Gecko
- Iguana
- Skink
- Monitor
- Python
- Cobra
- Rattlesnake
- Anaconda
- King Cobra
- Boa
- Viper
- Sea turtle
- Box turtle
- Tortoise
- Terrapin
- Frilled lizard
- Bearded dragon
- Water dragon
- Garter snake
- Corn snake
- Milk snake
- Rat snake
- Gopher snake
- Kingsnake
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This English lesson you will learn the vocabulary for names of various animals using pictures words. Also their is a list of animal names.
List of animals names
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Sheep Cat Dog Camel Crocodile Polar bear |
Cow Horse Pig Elephant Bear Giraffe |
Goose Cock Hen Fox Wolf Elk |
Mouse Frog Kangaroo Ant Dragon fly Grass hopper |
Owl Deer Turtle Bee Ladybird Worm |
Monkey Raabbit Hippo Fly Mosquito Butterfly |
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