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Name Class Diet lifespan Origin Description
Malayan Tapir Mammal Herbivore 25–30 years Southeast Asia Malayan tapirs have a distinctive black-and-white pattern and are excellent swimmers.
Meerkat Mammal Omnivore 10–12 years Southern Africa Meerkats live in large social groups called mobs or clans and stand on their hind legs to survey for predators.
North American Beaver Mammal Herbivore 10–12 years North America Beavers are known for building dams, canals, and lodges using trees and mud.
North American Porcupine Mammal Herbivore 5–7 years North America Porcupines have sharp quills they use for defense against predators.
Prairie Dog Mammal Herbivore 3–8 years North America Prairie dogs live in large underground colonies called towns.
Przewalski’s Horse Mammal Herbivore 20–25 years Central Asia It is the last remaining truly wild horse species in the world.
Springbok Mammal Herbivore 10–12 years Southern Africa Springboks are known for their remarkable leaping ability called "pronking."
Raccoon (Procyon lotor) Mammal Omnivore 2–3 years (wild), up to 20 years (captivity) North America Raccoons are highly intelligent and have dexterous front paws for opening containers.
Squirrel Mammal Herbivore 6–12 years Worldwide Squirrels are expert climbers and are known for storing nuts for winter.
Striped Skunk Mammal Omnivore 3–4 years North America Striped skunks spray a strong-smelling liquid to deter predators.
Virginia Opossum Mammal Omnivore 2–4 years North America Opossums play dead when threatened, a behavior known as "playing possum."
Wildebeest Mammal Herbivore 20 years Africa Wildebeests participate in massive annual migrations across the African savannah.
Wood Mouse Mammal Omnivore 1–3 years Europe & Asia Wood mice are excellent climbers and can leap long distances to escape predators.
American Badger Mammal Carnivore 4–14 years North America Badgers are skilled diggers and create extensive burrow systems called setts.
Chipmunk Mammal Omnivore 2–3 years North America Chipmunks store food in cheek pouches to carry it back to their burrows.
Capybara Mammal Herbivore 8–10 years South America Capybaras are social animals that live in groups near water.
Guinea Pig Mammal Herbivore 4–8 years South America Guinea pigs communicate with a variety of squeaks and whistles.
Dwarf Hamster Mammal Omnivore 1.5–3 years Siberia Dwarf hamsters are small, fast, and mostly nocturnal pets.
Dik-dik Mammal Herbivore 10 years Eastern & Southern Africa Dik-diks are tiny antelopes that use alarm calls to warn each other of danger.
Eland Mammal Herbivore 15–20 years Africa Elands are the largest antelopes in Africa and can jump impressive heights.
Gerbil Mammal Omnivore 2–4 years Africa & Asia Gerbils are desert rodents that dig complex burrows to escape heat.
Groundhog Mammal Herbivore 3–6 years North America Groundhogs are also called woodchucks and are famous for "Groundhog Day."
Jackrabbit Mammal Herbivore 5–9 years North America Jackrabbits are known for their long legs and powerful jumps.
Kudu Mammal Herbivore 7–8 years Africa Kudus have long spiral horns and can jump fences with ease.
Saiga tatarica Mammal Herbivore 10 years Central Asia Saiga antelopes have distinctive bulbous noses that filter dust in the air.
Stoat Mammal Carnivore 4–5 years Europe, Asia, North America Stoats are also called short-tailed weasels and turn white in winter in cold climates.
Vervet Monkey Mammal Omnivore 12–24 years Africa Vervet monkeys use distinct alarm calls for different predators.
Weasel Mammal Carnivore 1–2 years Europe, Asia, North America Weasels are small, agile predators that can chase prey into burrows.
Gibbon Mammal Omnivore 25–30 years Southeast Asia Gibbons are acrobatic primates that move by brachiation through trees.