All Animals A-Z List

Updated: October 22, 2023
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Below you’ll discover the complete list of animal names our researchers have written about so far. With thousands more domesticated and wild animal lists planned, our goal is to become the most comprehensive and thoroughly researched animal resource on the planet.


Scroll down the page to see a complete list of every animal on A-Z Animals!


All Animal Names A-Z

You will find all of our animals below. From Aardvark to Zorse we are building the most comprehensive body of animal names on the web!

Animals that start with A

Animals that start with B

Animals that start with C

Animals that start with D

Animals that start with E

Animals that start with F

Animals that start with G

Animals that start with H

Animals that start with I

Animals that start with J

Animals that start with K

Animals that start with L

Animals that start with M

Animals that start with N

Animals that start with O

Animals that start with P

Animals that start with Q

Animals that start with R

Animals that start with S

Animals that start with T

Animals that start with U

Animals that start with V

Animals that start with W

Animals that start with X

Animals that start with Y

Animals that start with Z

Our Newest Animals

A Cobalt Blue Tarantula
Cobalt Blue Tarantula

Cobalt blue tarantulas spend most of their time in self-dug burrows and only emerge when it's time to eat

A Dried Fruit Moth
Dried Fruit Moth

In the event of adverse environmental conditions, dried fruit moth larvae will become dormant and stop developing.

A Nile Monitor
Nile Monitor

The Nile monitor is the world's fourth-largest lizard!

A Tokay Gecko
Tokay Gecko

The Tokay gecko gets its onomatopoeic name from its "To-kay!" barking call.

A Tundra Swan
Tundra Swan

“The tundra swan is entirely white except for a yellow marking at the base of their bill!”

Our Most Recently Updated Animals

A Cobalt Blue Tarantula
Cobalt Blue Tarantula

Cobalt blue tarantulas spend most of their time in self-dug burrows and only emerge when it's time to eat

A Dried Fruit Moth
Dried Fruit Moth

In the event of adverse environmental conditions, dried fruit moth larvae will become dormant and stop developing.

A Nile Monitor
Nile Monitor

The Nile monitor is the world's fourth-largest lizard!

A Crocodile
Crocodile

Have changed little in 200 million years!

A Cross River Gorilla
Cross River Gorilla

Less than 300 remaining!

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All Animals A-Z List FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) 

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Currently our most popular animals are the Lion, Panther, and Millipede!

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