Mammals

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Aardvark	African brush-tailed porcupine	African buffalo
Alpaca	Anteater	Antelope
Ape	Armadillo	Aye-aye
Baboon	Barbary lion	Barbary macaque
Bat	Bat-eared fox	Bear
Beaver	Bison	Black-backed jackal
Black-footed cat	Black panther	Black rhinoceros
Black wildebeest	Blue whale	Blue wildebeest
Bobcat	Bongo (antelope)	Bonobo
Bontebok	Boston Terrier	Bottlenose dolphin
Bushbuck	Bushpig	Camel
Cape lion	Cape porcupine	Cat
Cattle	Cheetah	Chimpanzee
Common agouti	Dik-dik	Dingo
Dog	Dolphin	Dormouse
Earless seal	Eastern gray squirrel	Elephant
Elephant shrew	Ethiopian wolf	European badger
European pine marten	Fallow deer	Fox
Gaur	Gazelle	Gerbil
Giant eland	Giant panda	Giraffe
Goat	Gorilla	Gray wolf
Greater cane rat	Grey seal	Grévy's zebra
Hamster	Hedgehog	Hippopotamus
Homo erectus	Homo floresiensis	Horse
Human	Humpback whale	Hyena
Jackal	Kangaroo	Killer whale
Lion	Lycaon pictus	Mammal
Mole (animal)	Mongoose	Mongrel
Monkey	Mouse	Naked mole rat
Nicobar long-tailed macaque	Okapi	Otter
Pig	Plains zebra	Platypus
Polar bear	Pony	Porpoise
Portal:Mammals	Pygmy hippopotamus	Rabbit
Rat	Red deer	Red panda
Red squirrel	Right whale	Roe deer
Sheep	Short-beaked echidna	Shrew
Sperm whale	Stoat	Tasmanian devil
Tiger	Vampire bat	Vole
Wallaby	Walrus	Water buffalo
Weasel	Whale	Whale vocalization
White rhinoceros	Wildcat	Wildebeest
Wombat	Yak	Zebra