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List of Animals from A-Z. Click on any of the animals below to learn more about them! Each of our animal facts pages covers a range of topics about that animal, including their diet, habitat, breeding patterns, their physical characteristics, unique personality traits and behaviors and much more.
Below is a big list of all the correct names and terms for different groups of animals, their young and the different terms for male and female animals. You can also check our Baby Animal Glossary or list of Animal Groups.
Each different species of wildlife animal have their own hierarchies and family structures, diets and mating rituals, just to name a few behaviours. Most animals featured here come from Africa, Asia, America and Australia.
Some of the most common collective nouns for animals include a flock of birds, a herd of cattle, a pack of dogs, and a school of fish. These collective nouns are used to describe groups of animals that are often seen together in the wild.
A complete database of animal facts and information - including Galapagos wildlife, Rainforest animals, marine life, pets, endangered species and much more!
Vertebrates include all animals that have a backbone. Reptiles and amphibians are vertebrates as well as mammals , birds and fish . They all have a flexible support column to which other body structures are attached.
Here at Animal Corner we have compiled some of the most comprehensive diagrams and descriptions of all aspects of Animal anatomies so you can understand the specie you know and love. Interested in wolf paws and how those differ from domestic dogs? Our detailed approach allows you to research the key information you need for animals across the ...
We have compiled a glossary of the baby name’s for many animals. Scroll through the table below to check what the correct name for the young of your favorite animals. If you want to know the names for adult male and female animals you can check this list of animal names.
Diurnal animals on the other hand prefer the lighter, warmer conditions of the day, thriving on sunlight, and less active with a period of sleep during the night. Nocturnal animals have a better sense of hearing, smell, and eyesight and a higher body temperature for roaming in the cooler dark hours.
The method of giving scientific names to animals is typically rooted in Latin by combining the genus and species. For example, caribou are classified as Rangifer tarandus while polar bears are Ursus maritimus.