Hint | Animal |
Australian snake which has the most potent venom of any snake | |
electric ray that is the namesake of a naval weapon | |
colourful tropical fish popular in aquaria but well-known for its bad temper | |
elaborately-adorned Asian pheasant | |
the largest carnivorous marsupial of recent times; it went extinct in 1937 | |
small bird from the family Paridae; species include blue, coal, and great | |
medium to large shark with a very elongate upper tail lobe | |
the largest living carnivorous marsupial | |
bird of the New World tropics with a huge, colourful beak | |
small, tree-dwelling monkey of Central and South America | |
a new species of this large mammal, which has a short trunk, was described in 2013 | |
very small Southeast Asian primate with giant eyes | |
colony-dwelling insect well-known for feeding on wood | |
large spider covered with irritating bristles that can be kicked off at attackers in self-defence | |
endangered flightless rail of New Zealand | |
| Hint | Animal |
small, primarily aquatic turtle | |
large sport fish of saltwater and brackish water, capable of breathing air | |
arboreal macropod marsupial of New Guinea, northern Australia, and some surrounding islands | |
large, dangerous shark well-known for eating just about anything, including inorganic garbage | |
large, monitor-like lizard of the New World, in the family Teiidae | |
tree-climbing anteater with a partially prehensile tail | |
North America's largest known terrestrial carnivore ever | |
predominantly freshwater fish related to salmon; species include rainbow, brown, and lake | |
the largest living cat | |
subspecies of raccoon dog significant in Japanese folklore | |
though related to ostriches and other ratites, this New World ground bird can fly | |
mountain-dwelling relative of sheep, goats, and muskox, in the genus Budorcas | |
long-living lizard-like reptile native to New Zealand | |
wild horse of Eurasia that went extinct in the early 20th century | |
Late Cretaceous dinosaur whose name means 'three-horned face' | |
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