100 Words Related to Wild Animals

No.	Term	Definition
1.	Aardvark	Nocturnal ant-eating mammal.
2.	Albatross	Large ocean-going seabird.
3.	Alligator	Large armored reptile.
4.	Anaconda	Huge South American constrictor snake.
5.	Antelope	Fast-running grazing mammal.
6.	Armadillo	Mammal with bony armor plates.
7.	Baboon	Large, social African monkey.
8.	Badger	Stocky burrowing mammal.
9.	Barracuda	Fast predatory saltwater fish.
10.	Bat	Flying mammal using echolocation.
11.	Bear	Large omnivorous mammal.
12.	Beaver	Dam-building rodent.
13.	Bison	Large North American bovine.
14.	Black mamba	Highly venomous African snake.
15.	Boar	Wild pig; tusked and strong.
16.	Bobcat	Small North American wildcat.
17.	Buffalo	Large grazing bovid.
18.	Camel	Desert-adapted mammal with humps.
19.	Capybara	Largest rodent; semi-aquatic.
20.	Caracal	Tuft-eared desert wildcat.
21.	Cheetah	Fastest land animal.
22.	Chimpanzee	Intelligent African great ape.
23.	Cobra	Venomous snake that can hood.
24.	Cougar	Large American cat; puma.
25.	Coyote	Adaptable wild canid.
26.	Crocodile	Large river-dwelling reptile.
27.	Dingo	Wild dog of Australia.
28.	Dolphin	Intelligent marine mammal.
29.	Donkey	Hardy equine; also feral.
30.	Dragonfly	Fast-flying predatory insect.
31.	Eagle	Large bird of prey.
32.	Echidna	Spiny egg-laying mammal.
33.	Elephant	Largest land mammal.
34.	Elk	Large deer species.
35.	Falcon	Swift hunting bird.
36.	Ferret	Small mustelid; often domesticated.
37.	Flamingo	Pink wading bird.
38.	Fox	Clever small wild canid.
39.	Frog	Amphibian that jumps and croaks.
40.	Gazelle	Graceful, swift antelope.
41.	Gecko	Small climbing lizard.
42.	Giraffe	Tall African browsing mammal.
43.	Gorilla	Largest living primate.
44.	Grizzly bear	Large brown bear subspecies.
45.	Hawk	Medium-sized bird of prey.
46.	Hedgehog	Small spiny insect-eater.
47.	Hippopotamus	Huge semi-aquatic herbivore.
48.	Hornet	Large stinging wasp.
49.	Hyena	Scavenging, laughing carnivore.
50.	Ibis	Long-billed wading bird.
51.	Iguana	Large plant-eating lizard.
52.	Impala	Common African antelope.
53.	Jackal	Small scavenging wild canid.
54.	Jaguar	Powerful spotted big cat.
55.	Jellyfish	Stinging drifting sea animal.
56.	Kangaroo	Hopping marsupial from Australia.
57.	King cobra	World’s longest venomous snake.
58.	Koala	Tree-dwelling marsupial; eats eucalyptus.
59.	Komodo dragon	Largest living lizard.
60.	Lemur	Madagascar primate with big eyes.
61.	Leopard	Spotted big cat; stealthy hunter.
62.	Lion	Large social big cat.
63.	Lynx	Short-tailed wildcat with tufts.
64.	Manatee	Gentle aquatic herbivorous mammal.
65.	Meerkat	Small upright mongoose relative.
66.	Mongoose	Small predator; hunts snakes.
67.	Monkey	Primate with tail, agile climber.
68.	Moose	Largest deer; broad antlers.
69.	Mountain goat	Sure-footed alpine hoofed mammal.
70.	Narwhal	Arctic whale with tusk.
71.	Newt	Small salamander-like amphibian.
72.	Ocelot	Small spotted wildcat.
73.	Octopus	Eight-armed intelligent sea animal.
74.	Orangutan	Red-haired Asian great ape.
75.	Orca	Killer whale; top ocean predator.
76.	Ostrich	Largest bird; flightless runner.
77.	Otter	Playful fish-eating mammal.
78.	Owl	Nocturnal bird of prey.
79.	Panda	Bear-like mammal; eats bamboo.
80.	Panther	Black-coated leopard or jaguar.
81.	Parrot	Colorful bird that mimics sounds.
82.	Peacock	Male peafowl with fancy tail.
83.	Pelican	Seabird with large throat pouch.
84.	Penguin	Flightless seabird; strong swimmer.
85.	Piranha	Sharp-toothed freshwater fish.
86.	Polar bear	Arctic bear; excellent swimmer.
87.	Porcupine	Rodent with sharp quills.
88.	Python	Large nonvenomous constrictor snake.
89.	Raccoon	Masked omnivorous mammal.
90.	Rattlesnake	Venomous snake with tail rattle.
91.	Raven	Large intelligent black bird.
92.	Red panda	Small tree-dweller with ringed tail.
93.	Rhinoceros	Large horned herbivore.
94.	Salamander	Moist-skinned amphibian.
95.	Scorpion	Stinging arachnid with pincers.
96.	Sea turtle	Ocean turtle with flippers.
97.	Seahorse	Small fish; male carries young.
98.	Seal	Flippered marine mammal.
99.	Shark	Large predatory fish.
100.	Skunk	Mammal that sprays strong odor.