a reptile with a hard shell that lives in or near water
turtle
a bird that pecks at tree trunks to find insects or make nests
woodpecker
a large black bird known for intelligence and adaptability; NOT the one associated with Edgar Allan Poe
crow
the larva of a butterfly or moth, usually with a long, segmented body
caterpillar
a burrowing mammal with a stocky body and distinctive black-and-white face
badger
a sea animal with a soft body, tentacles, and the ability to squirt ink
squid
a large water bird with a long neck, usually white, known for gliding on water
swan
a medium-sized wild cat with tufted ears and short tail
lynx
a small, spiny mammal that curls into a ball for protection
hedgehog
a land-dwelling reptile with a dome-shaped shell and sturdy legs
tortoise
a mollusc with a shell that moves slowly on land or in water
snail
marine molluscs with a rough shell, some of which produce pearls
oysters
an insect with long hind legs that jumps and makes chirping sounds
grasshopper
a small burrowing mammal with dark fur that lives underground
mole
a nocturnal bird with a flat face, large eyes, and a hooting call
owl
an insect with wings, usually active at night, often attracted to light
moth
a large black bird similar to a crow, often associated with myths
raven
a semi-aquatic mammal with a long body and tail, good at swimming
otter
a mollusc similar to a snail but without a shell
slug
a lizard that can change the color of its skin to blend in with its surroundings
chameleon
a small, warty amphibian that usually lives on land and hops rather than swims well
toad
a sea animal with a soft body and eight arms, able to squeeze into small spaces
octopus
a small freshwater crustacean with claws, similar to a small lobster
crayfish
a large bird with long legs and a long neck, often seen near water or in nests on rooftops
stork