Mammal
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Start with 115 catalog names, then open 48 profiles with photographs, original summaries, source links, and image records.
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Biological groups answer what an animal is. Habitat collections answer where it lives. Each collection owns a separate informational keyword group.
Browse all 115 animal names A to ZMammals27 catalog speciesBirds23 catalog speciesAmphibians10 catalog speciesReptiles15 catalog speciesFish15 catalog speciesInvertebrates25 catalog speciesForest animals35 matched speciesJungle animals12 matched speciesOcean animals31 matched speciesFreshwater animals18 matched speciesGrassland animals15 matched species
Mammal
Red Fox
Woodland, grassland, tundra, and cities
Bird
Barn Owl
Open country, farmland, and woodland edges
Amphibian
Axolotl
Freshwater canals and wetlands
Reptile
Green Sea Turtle
Tropical and subtropical coastal waters
Mammal
Red Panda
Temperate mountain forest
Bird
Emperor Penguin
Antarctic sea ice and ocean
Mammal
Giraffe
Savanna and open woodland
Mammal
African Elephant
Savannas, woodlands, wetlands, and seasonal drylands
Mammal
Bengal Tiger
Tropical forest, grassland, mangrove, and riverine habitat
Mammal
Snow Leopard
Rocky alpine and subalpine slopes
Mammal
Cheetah
Open savanna, dry forest, grassland, and scrub
Mammal
Gray Wolf
Forest, tundra, grassland, mountain, and semi-arid country
Mammal
Polar Bear
Arctic sea ice, coastal water, islands, and tundra
Mammal
Koala
Eucalyptus woodland and open forest
Mammal
Red Kangaroo
Arid and semi-arid grassland, shrubland, and open woodland
Mammal
Platypus
Rivers, streams, lakes, and connected banks
Mammal
Sea Otter
Rocky coasts, kelp forests, bays, and nearshore water
Mammal
Bottlenose Dolphin
Coastal water, continental shelf, bays, and open ocean
Mammal
Blue Whale
Open ocean and productive feeding grounds
Mammal
Western Gorilla
Lowland tropical forest, swamp forest, and forest edge
Mammal
Plains Zebra
Grassland, savanna, and open woodland
Mammal
American Bison
Prairie, grassland, meadow, and open woodland
Bird
Bald Eagle
Coasts, rivers, lakes, wetlands, and nearby forest
Bird
Peregrine Falcon
Cliffs, coasts, open country, wetlands, and tall urban structures
Bird
Atlantic Puffin
Open ocean, rocky islands, and coastal cliffs
Bird
Greater Flamingo
Saline lagoons, shallow lakes, estuaries, and mudflats
Invertebrate
Monarch Butterfly
Meadows, roadsides, grasslands, gardens, and open woodland
Bird
Scarlet Macaw
Lowland tropical forest, river-edge woodland, and forest clearings
Bird
Snowy Owl
Open Arctic tundra and winter grassland, dunes, fields, and shorelines
Bird
Ostrich
Open savanna, semiarid grassland, and shrubland
Bird
Ruby-throated Hummingbird
Deciduous woodland, forest edge, meadows, parks, and gardens
Amphibian
Poison Dart Frog
Humid tropical forest floors, vegetation, and stream margins
Amphibian
Japanese Giant Salamander
Cold, clear, fast-flowing rivers and rocky mountain streams
Amphibian
Red-eyed Tree Frog
Humid lowland rainforest near ponds, streams, and temporary pools
Amphibian
Olm
Underground karst waters, cave streams, and flooded limestone passages
Reptile
Komodo Dragon
Tropical savanna, monsoon forest, dry woodland, and coastal scrub
Reptile
King Cobra
Forest, bamboo thickets, mangroves, wetlands, and farmland near water
Reptile
Galapagos Tortoise
Dry lowlands, shrubland, humid highlands, and volcanic slopes
Reptile
Leatherback Turtle
Open ocean, productive coastal waters, and tropical nesting beaches
Fish
Great White Shark
Temperate and subtropical coastal waters, continental shelves, and open ocean
Fish
Whale Shark
Tropical and warm-temperate coastal and open-ocean waters
Fish
Clownfish
Shallow tropical reefs and lagoons with suitable host anemones
Fish
Manta Ray
Tropical and temperate open ocean, productive coasts, seamounts, and reefs
Fish
Electric Eel
Slow rivers, floodplains, creeks, and muddy freshwater pools
Invertebrate
Common Octopus
Rocky reefs, coastal shallows, seagrass, rubble, and den sites
Invertebrate
Honey Bee
Flower-rich grassland, woodland edge, farms, gardens, and managed hives
Invertebrate
Sea Star
Marine habitats from tide pools and reefs to sand, seagrass, and the deep seaNo profiles match that filter.
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Why only 48 profiles?
The creative catalog contains 115 animals, but a profile is published only after its summary, adaptation notes, image license, and source links are reviewed. Quality grows more slowly than a keyword list, and that is intentional.
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