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Birds
Insects
Fishes
Reptiles
Miscellaneous

Latin Names: Animals

Mammals

Acinonyx jubatus Click to show or hide the answer
Ailuropoda melanoleuca (literally "black and white cat foot") Click to show or hide the answer
Bison bison Click to show or hide the answer
Canis lupus Click to show or hide the answer
Capreolus capreolus Click to show or hide the answer
Castor fiber (European), Castor canadensis (North American) Click to show or hide the answer
Cervus elaphus Click to show or hide the answer
Equus burchelli Click to show or hide the answer
Erinaceus europaeus Click to show or hide the answer
Glis glis Click to show or hide the answer
Lutra lutra Click to show or hide the answer
Marmota monax Click to show or hide the answer
Meles meles Click to show or hide the answer
Monodon monoceros Click to show or hide the answer
Mus musculus Click to show or hide the answer
Mustela erminea Click to show or hide the answer
Oryctolagus cuniculus Click to show or hide the answer
Ovis aries Click to show or hide the answer
Pan troglodytes Click to show or hide the answer
Pongo pygmaeus, or Pongo abelii Click for more information Click to show or hide the answer
Rattus norvegicus Click for more information Click to show or hide the answer
Rattus rattus Click to show or hide the answer
Sciurus carolinensis Click to show or hide the answer
Sciurus vulgaris Click to show or hide the answer
Suricata suricatta Click to show or hide the answer
Ursus arctos Click to show or hide the answer
Ursus arctos arctos Click to show or hide the answer
Ursus arctos horribilis Click to show or hide the answer
Ursus maritimus Click to show or hide the answer
Vicugna pacos Click to show or hide the answer
Vulpes vulpes Click to show or hide the answer

Birds

Anser anser Click to show or hide the answer
Apus apus (Greek for 'no feet, no feet') Click to show or hide the answer
Aquila chrysaetos (kris–EYE–tos) Click to show or hide the answer
Buteo buteo Click to show or hide the answer
Caprimulgus ("the goat sucker") Click to show or hide the answer
Carduelis carduelis Click to show or hide the answer
Corvus corax Click to show or hide the answer
Corvus cornix (Latin for raven crow) Click to show or hide the answer
Corvus corone (Latin for raven and Greek for crow!) Click to show or hide the answer
Erithacus rubecula Click to show or hide the answer
Falco columbarius Click for more information Click to show or hide the answer
Falco subbuteo Click to show or hide the answer
Meleagris gallopavo (wild, north American) Click to show or hide the answer
Melopsittacus undulatus Click to show or hide the answer
Milvus milvus Click to show or hide the answer
Passer domesticus Click to show or hide the answer
Pica pica Click to show or hide the answer
Puffinus puffinus (not related to the puffin!) Click to show or hide the answer
Pyrrhula pyrrhula Click to show or hide the answer
Struthio camelus Click to show or hide the answer
Sternus vulgaris Click to show or hide the answer
Troglodytes troglodytes Click to show or hide the answer
Turdus merula Click to show or hide the answer
Tyto alba Click for more information Click to show or hide the answer

Insects

Anobius punctatum Click to show or hide the answer
Apis mellifera Click to show or hide the answer
Bombix mori (best known in, and named for, its larval form) Click to show or hide the answer
Calliphora vomitoria Click to show or hide the answer
Cynthia cardui Click to show or hide the answer
Drosophila melanogaster (crucial role in the study of genetics) Click to show or hide the answer
Musca domestica Click to show or hide the answer
Pediculus humanus capitis, Pediculus humanus humanus, Phthirus pubis Click to show or hide the answer
Pulex irritans Click to show or hide the answer
Trogium pulsatorium Click to show or hide the answer
Vanessa atalanta Click to show or hide the answer
Vespa crabro Click to show or hide the answer
Vespa vulgaris Click to show or hide the answer

Fishes

Anguilla anguilla Click to show or hide the answer
Carassius auratus (or Carassius auratus auratus) Click to show or hide the answer
Carcharodon carcharias (ragged tooth) Click to show or hide the answer
Esox lucius Click to show or hide the answer
Sepia officinalis Click to show or hide the answer
Tinca tinca Click to show or hide the answer

Reptiles

Bufo bufo Click to show or hide the answer

Miscellaneous

Cornu aspersum (formerly classified as Helix aspersa) Click to show or hide the answer
Helix pomatia Click to show or hide the answer

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