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Name Class Diet lifespan Origin Description
African Elephant Mammal Herbivore 60–70 years Sub-Saharan Africa African elephants are the largest land animals on Earth.
African Lion Mammal Carnivore 10–14 years Sub-Saharan Africa Lions are the only cats that live in social groups called prides.
Asian Elephant Mammal Herbivore 48–60 years South & Southeast Asia Asian elephants are smaller than African elephants and have smaller ears.
Bengal Tiger Mammal Carnivore 8–10 years India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan Bengal tigers have distinctive orange coats with black stripes.
Black Bear Mammal Omnivore 20 years North America Black bears can climb trees and are excellent swimmers.
Brown Bear Mammal Omnivore 20–30 years North America, Europe, Asia Brown bears hibernate during winter to conserve energy.
Grizzly Bear Mammal Omnivore 20–25 years North America Grizzly bears are known for their strength and distinctive shoulder hump.
Hippopotamus Mammal Herbivore 40–50 years Sub-Saharan Africa Hippos spend most of their day in water to stay cool.
Polar Bear Mammal Carnivore 25–30 years Arctic Circle Polar bears are excellent swimmers and rely on sea ice to hunt seals.
Siberian Tiger Mammal Carnivore 15–20 years Russia, China, North Korea Siberian tigers are the largest tiger subspecies in the world.
Kangaroo Mammal Herbivore 6–8 years Australia Kangaroos use their strong tails for balance and hopping.
Komodo Dragon Reptile Carnivore 30 years Indonesia Komodo dragons are the largest living lizards.
Moose Mammal Herbivore 15–20 years North America, Europe, Asia Moose have large antlers that can span over 6 feet.
Orangutan Mammal Omnivore 30–40 years Borneo & Sumatra Orangutans are highly intelligent and use tools in the wild.
Pit Bull Terrier Mammal Omnivore 12–16 years United States Pit Bulls are loyal and energetic companion dogs.
Porcupine Mammal Herbivore 5–7 years North & South America, Africa, Asia Porcupines have sharp quills for defense against predators.
Rattlesnake Reptile Carnivore 10–20 years North & South America Rattlesnakes have a rattle at the end of their tail to warn predators.
Rottweiler Mammal Omnivore 8–10 years Germany Rottweilers are strong and often used as working or guard dogs.
Scorpion Arachnid Carnivore 3–8 years Worldwide Scorpions have a venomous stinger at the end of their tail.
Snow Leopard Mammal Carnivore 15–18 years Central & South Asia Snow leopards are adapted to cold mountain habitats with thick fur.
Tapir Mammal Herbivore 25–30 years Central & South America, Southeast Asia Tapirs have a short, prehensile trunk used for grabbing leaves.
Tarantula Arachnid Carnivore 12–30 years Worldwide (tropical regions) Tarantulas are large, hairy spiders that hunt insects and small animals.
Viper Reptile Carnivore 10–20 years Europe, Asia, Africa, Americas Vipers have long, hinged fangs to inject venom into prey.
Warthog Mammal Omnivore 12–18 years Africa Warthogs have tusks used for defense and digging.
Wild Boar Mammal Omnivore 10–14 years Europe, Asia, North Africa Wild boars are highly adaptable and live in forests and grasslands.
Wolf Mammal Carnivore 6–8 years North America, Europe, Asia Wolves are social animals that live and hunt in packs.
African Giant Tortoise Reptile Herbivore 100–150 years Seychelles, Galápagos Islands These tortoises are among the longest-living animals on Earth.
Baboon Mammal Omnivore 20–30 years Africa & Arabia Baboons live in large social groups and are very intelligent.
Cape Buffalo Mammal Herbivore 15–25 years Sub-Saharan Africa Cape buffalo are strong and can be very dangerous when threatened.
Cheetah Mammal Carnivore 10–12 years Africa & Iran Cheetahs are the fastest land animals, reaching speeds up to 70 mph.
Cougar Mammal Carnivore 8–13 years North & South America Cougars are solitary and excellent climbers and jumpers.
Crocodile Reptile Carnivore 70–100 years Africa, Asia, Americas, Australia Crocodiles have powerful jaws and can live both in water and on land.
Elk Mammal Herbivore 10–13 years North America, Europe, Asia Elk are known for their large antlers and loud bugling calls.
Gila Monster Reptile Carnivore 20 years Southwestern USA & Mexico Gila monsters are one of the few venomous lizards in the world.
Gorilla Mammal Herbivore 35–40 years Central Africa Gorillas are the largest primates and share 98% of their DNA with humans.
Gray Wolf Mammal Carnivore 6–8 years North America, Europe, Asia Gray wolves communicate with howls, barks, and body language.
Hyena Mammal Carnivore 12–25 years Africa & Asia Hyenas are skilled hunters and have one of the strongest bites among mammals.