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Nocturnal Animals

Nocturnal Animals
A B C E F G H J K L M O P R S T V W
AnacondaAnaconda
Antelope (Addax)Antelope (Addax)
Armadillo (Nine Banded)Armadillo (Nine Banded)
Bandicoot (Rabbit) or BilbyBandicoot (Rabbit) or Bilby
Bat (Big Brown) Bat (Big Brown)
Bat (Big Free-tailed)Bat (Big Free-tailed)
Bat (Eastern Pipistrelle) Bat (Eastern Pipistrelle)
Bat (Hoary)Bat (Hoary)
Bat (Insect Eating) of North AmericaBat (Insect Eating) of North America
Bat (Mexican Free-tailed or Brazilian Free-tailed)Bat (Mexican Free-tailed or Brazilian Free-tailed)
Bat (Pallid)Bat (Pallid)
Bat (Red) Bat (Red)
Bat (Townsend’s Big-eared)Bat (Townsend’s Big-eared)
Bat (Western Long-eared Myotis) Bat (Western Long-eared Myotis)
Bear (Black)Bear (Black)
BeaverBeaver
Beetle (Common Ground)Beetle (Common Ground)
Bittern (American)Bittern (American)
BobcatBobcat
ColugoColugo
CoyoteCoyote
Crab (Green)Crab (Green)
Earthworm (Common)Earthworm (Common)
Ferret (Black-footed)Ferret (Black-footed)
Flying Fox (Grey-headed), MegabatFlying Fox (Grey-headed), Megabat
Fox (Fennec)Fox (Fennec)
Fox (Red)Fox (Red)
Frog (Gray Tree)Frog (Gray Tree)
Frog (Red-eyed Tree)Frog (Red-eyed Tree)
GenetGenet
HippopotamusHippopotamus
JaguarJaguar
Kakapo (Night Parrot)Kakapo (Night Parrot)
Kiwi (Brown)Kiwi (Brown)
Lemur (Black)Lemur (Black)
Lemur (Coquerel's Dwarf)Lemur (Coquerel's Dwarf)
Lemur (Mouse)Lemur (Mouse)
Lemur (Weasel)Lemur (Weasel)
Lion (African)Lion (African)
Lobster (American)Lobster (American)
Lynx (Canadian)Lynx (Canadian)
Marten (American)Marten (American)
MinkMink
Mole (Hairy-tailed)Mole (Hairy-tailed)
Moth (Luna)Moth (Luna)
Moth (White-lined Sphinx)Moth (White-lined Sphinx)
Mountain Lion (Panther, Puma, Cougar, Catamount)Mountain Lion (Panther, Puma, Cougar, Catamount)
Mouse (Deer)Mouse (Deer)
OpossumOpossum
Owl (Barn)Owl (Barn)
Owl (Barred)Owl (Barred)
Owl (Eastern Screech)Owl (Eastern Screech)
Owl (Great Gray)Owl (Great Gray)
Owl (Great Horned)Owl (Great Horned)
Owl (Saw-whet)Owl (Saw-whet)
Owl (Short-eared)Owl (Short-eared)
Owl (Snowy)Owl (Snowy)
Panda (Giant)Panda (Giant)
Periwinkle SnailPeriwinkle Snail
Platypus (Duck-billed)Platypus (Duck-billed)
PorcupinePorcupine
Potto (Golden)Potto (Golden)
Rabbit (Cottontail)Rabbit (Cottontail)
RaccoonRaccoon
Rat (Brown)Rat (Brown)
ShrewShrew
Snail (Giant Land)Snail (Giant Land)
Squirrel (Northern Flying)Squirrel (Northern Flying)
Tenrec (Long-Tailed Shrew )Tenrec (Long-Tailed Shrew )
Toad (American)Toad (American)
Vole (Meadow)Vole (Meadow)
Wallaby (Agile)Wallaby (Agile)
Weasel (Long-tailed)Weasel (Long-tailed)
Weasel (Short Tailed) or (Ermine)Weasel (Short Tailed) or (Ermine)
Whippoorwill (Whip-poor-will)Whippoorwill (Whip-poor-will)
Wolf (Timber Wolf or Gray Wolf)Wolf (Timber Wolf or Gray Wolf)
WolverineWolverine
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