Animals from A to Z
3,878 animals across 26 letters. Mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, insects and more, each with a one-line definition and a rarity tier.
- 523 Plankton
- 1,197 Too Clever
- 1,273 Schooler
- 543 Rare
- 272 Deep Cut
- 70 One in a Krillion
Pick a letter
- A242Anaconda to Allosaur
- B362Bear to Baldpate
- C373Cat to Canyon treefrog
- D129Dog to Dusky salamander
- E140Eagle to Earless seal
- F118Fox to False vampire
- G226Goat to Garden centipede
- H152Hawk to Hackee
- I38Irish wolfhound to Indian rat snake
- J43Jaguar to Japanese oyster
- K52Komodo dragon to King whiting
- L153Lion to Lady crab
- M228Monkey to Manx shearwater
- N76Narwhal to Night lizard
- O86Oriole to Otter shrew
- P280Peacock to Pectoral sandpiper
- Q15Quokka to Queenfish
- R196Raven to Red grouse
- S467Snake to Sand rat
- T198Tiger to Thick-billed murre
- U13Utahraptor to Underwing
- V35Vulture to Vinegarroon
- W213Wolf to Warble fly
- X6Xoloitzcuintli to Xantus's hummingbird
- Y25Yellow jacket to Yellowthroat
- Z12Zebra to Zebra duiker
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What the rarity tiers mean
- Plankton
- The names everyone says first. Safe, but in a rare-answer game they barely score. 100K+ searches a month
- Too Clever
- Feels like a clever pick, but plenty of other players will think of it too. 10K–100K a month
- Schooler
- Real names many people know but few would say first. 1K–10K a month
- Rare
- Recognizable to enthusiasts; a strong pick in rare-answer games. 100–1K a month
- Deep Cut
- Correct and checkable, but only specialists reach for them. 10–99 a month
- One in a Krillion
- So rarely searched that Google reports almost nothing. Make sure you can explain it. Under 10 a month
More on each tier, with examples, in Krillion tiers explained.