Animals From A to Z
Welcome to the All Animals page, where you can explore the incredible diversity of wildlife from every corner of the world! From tiny insects to massive mammals, Azimals.com provides detailed information on thousands of species, including their habitats, behaviors, diets, and unique traits. Click on the letter below to find all animals that start with that letter.
Kipunji Monkey: The Rare Highland Primate of Tanzania
Ader’s Duiker: The Rare Miniature Forest Antelope
Pemba Flying Fox: The Giant Fruit Bat of Tanzania
Hirola Antelope
Dingiso Tree Kangaroo: The Rare Mountain Kangaroo of New Guinea
Tilefish: Complete Guide to Habitat, Diet, and Facts
Sea Otter: Complete Guide to Habitat, Diet, and Facts
Red-Eyed Tree Frog: Complete Guide to Habitat, Diet, and Facts
Quaker Parrot (Monk Parakeet): Complete Guide to Habitat, Diet, and Facts
Pomfret Fish: Complete Guide to Habitat, Diet, and Facts
Olive Ridley Sea Turtle: Complete Guide to Habitat, Diet, and Facts
Mute Swan: Complete Guide to Habitat, Diet, and Facts
Long-Tailed Weasel
Kit Fox: Complete Guide to Habitat, Diet, and Facts
Jefferson Salamander: Complete Guide to Habitat, Diet, and Facts
Indochinese Tiger: Complete Guide to Habitat, Diet, and Facts
House Gecko: Complete Guide to Habitat, Diet, and Facts
Gopher Tortoise: Complete Guide to Habitat, Diet, and Facts
Fallow Deer: Complete Guide to Habitat, Diet, and Facts
Eastern Gray Squirrel: Complete Guide to Habitat, Diet, and Facts
Deer Mouse: Complete Guide to Habitat, Diet, and Facts
Crested Caracara: Complete Guide to Habitat, Diet, and Facts
Boxelder Bug: Complete Guide, Diet, and How to Get Rid of Them
American White Pelican: Complete Guide to Habitat, Diet, and Facts
Animal Reference Guides And Educational Resources
We believe if people are more educated about the world’s animals, they will better car for them. That’s why we are building the world’s greatest animal encyclopedia, completely free to you. Please take a moment to learn more about animals today using these helpful guides and resources:
Reference Library – See helpful information on conservation, classification, animal evolution, and more
- Glossary – A list of scientific and technical animal terms, with definitions
- Animal Habitats – Learn all about different animal habitats
- Diet – The different animal diets like omnivores, herbivores, and carnivores defined with examples
- Behavior – Learn all about animal intelligence, communication, community, language, migration, and more.
Yes! We strive to provide accurate and well-researched information from reputable sources, including scientific studies, wildlife organizations, and zoological experts.
We regularly update our database with new animal profiles, additional facts, and the latest scientific discoveries.
The 6 types of animals are mammals, fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and invertebrates. Additionally, animals are classified in many different ways, which you may learn about in this complete guide to animal classification.
What are the 10 most popular animals?
The 10 most popular animals on AZ Animals are:
How many animals are there?
There are over 1 million known animal species and more than 98% of those are insects, which are indeed animals.
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