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| Resembling an anteater, this prickly critter is actually an egg-laying monotreme. | |
| A cute-looking marsupial similar to a flying squirrel, it has become a popular pet in recent years. | |
| A not-so-cute, long-nosed, ratlike insectivore that is a threatened species. | |
| This gliding mammal is a secretive nocturnal creature distantly related to primates. | |
| A timid, slow-moving, nocturnal, insect-eating tree-dweller. | |
| A wide-eyed, big-eared primate with elongated middle fingers designed for bug-hunting. | |
| Covered with thick, armored scales, this passive animal is an insectivore. | |
| The largest living rodent, resembling a pig or a sheep more so than a rodent. | |
| A spotted whale with an enormous, spiraled horn, often mistaken for a unicorn's. | |
| The smallest species of bear, with yellow markings and a long tongue for eating insects. | |
| A stout, black bearlike mammal with shaggy fur and a long tail | |
| Resembling the fiercer hyena, this animal is a timid insect-eater. | |
| A lithe, medium-sized cat with big tufted ears. It can leap up to ten feet to catch birds. | |
| A tiny rodent-like mammal that dwells in rocky areas. It is referenced in the Bible. | |
| A nearly hairless hog with tusks that curve into its face. | |
| A graceful, fleet-footed herbivore that was eventually domesticated into the alpaca. | |
| The smallest species of deer, almost the size of a cat. | |
| A large, reclusive animal described as a 'forest zebra,' it is actually a cousin of the giraffe. | |
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| An enormous wild ox, the largest member of the Bovidae family. | |
| A relic of the Ice Age, this small antelope has an enlarged, almost trunk-like snout. | |
| A woolly bovine with powerful horns, they band together to defend their calves from wolves. | |
| A large, flightless bird with a colorful head, it is a highly aggressive animal and does not hesitate to attack humans. | |
| A black, red-chested seabird that inflates its throat to attract females. | |
| A huge, bald-headed stork that behaves similarly to a vulture. | |
| The largest species of eagle, able to snatch monkeys right out of the trees. | |
| An oddly-named bird that preys on snakes, killing them by stomping wildly on them. | |
| A large flightless parrot, nearly extinct, that extracts juices from plants for nourishment. | |
| A strange, prehistoric-looking bird that dwells in the trees and has tiny claws on its wings. | |
| Named for the shape of its tail, this amazing bird can mimic nearly any audible sound. | |
| The only surviving member of its order, this is an ancient reptile resembling a lizard. | |
| This bright green lizard is famous for its ability to sprint rapidly over water. | |
| A tiny turtle distinguished by its bizarre head, embellished with sensory skin flaps and a snorkel-like nose. | |
| A small, sluggish snake with wrinkled, elephant-like skin. It is aquatic, helpless out of the water. | |
| A plump, pink salamander that retains its external gills and flat tail even as an adult. | |
| This toad's body is as flat as a pancake, and it is adapted to an entirely aquatic lifestyle. | |
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