Mammals: Wonderful List of 175+ Names of Mammals with Pictures

Mammals! There are many mammal species around the world. Here, we show a list of common names of mammals with example sentences and infographics. Using this wonderful list to expand your English vocabulary.

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Mammals

English Vocabulary for Mammals

Aardvark
Baboon
Camel
Dall sheep
Fin whale
Harp seal
Lemming
Monkey
Panda
Squirrel
Bactrian camel
Dall’s porpoise
Flying squirrel
Hedgehog
Lemur
Pangolin
Snow leopard
Badger
Capybara
Dalmatian
Fossa
Hippo
Leopard
Moose
Narwhal
Panther
Skunk
Agouti
Bandicoot
Caracal
Deer
Fox
Vicuna
Horse
Lion
Numbat
Pig
Tamarin
Alpaca
Bat
Caribou
Dhole
Fruit bat
Howler monkey
Llama
Mouse
Ocelot
Pika
Tiger
Bear
Dingo
Humpback whale
Longhorn
Muskrat
Okapi
Polar bear
Wallaby
Anteater
Beaver
Cat
Gazelle
Hyena
Loris
Onager
Porcupine
Walrus
Antelope
Beluga whale
Dog
Gerbil
Lynx
Nutria
Puma
Warthog
Bighorn sheep
Dolphin
Gibbon
Hyrax
Macaque
Opossum
Civet
Weasel
Arctic fox
Bilby
Spectacled Bear
Donkey
Giraffe
Ibex
Orangutan
Quokka
Whale
Arctic wolf
Binturong
Cheetah
Dromedary
Jackal
Impala
Orca
Quoll
Wolf
Armadillo
Bison
Chimpanzee
Dugong
Gnu
Manatee
Oryx
Rabbit
Wombat
Black bear
Chinchilla
Echidna
Guanaco
Goat
Jaguar
Mandrill
Otter
Raccoon
Woodchuck
Black bear hamster
Chipmunk
Gopher
Javelina
Marmoset
Ox
Rat
Wildebeest
Tamandua
Blue whale
Coati
Eland
Gorilla
Kangaroo
Marmot
Red panda
Yak
Bobcat
Collared peccary
Elephant
Gray whale
Kangaroo rat
Reindeer
Zebra
Bongo
Colugo
Elephant seal
Karakul
Rhinoceros
Bonobo
Cougar
Elk
Grizzly bear
Killer whale
Meerkat
Sea otter
Bowhead whale
Cow
Groundhog
Kinkajou
Musk ox
Seal
Brown bear
Coyote
Ermine
Guinea pig
Koala
Sheep
Buffalo
Coypu
Fennec fox
Hamster
Kudu
Mole
Siamang
Bull
Bushbaby
Ferret
Hare
Sloth

Examples of Mammals

I’ve arranged the pictures of the animals alphabetically from aardvark to zebra.
Small Dave had spent a goodly amount of time impressing upon him the importance of finding a camel.
As the horns on this male Dall sheep grow, they curve forward and upward.
The fin whale is the second-largest creature on Earth, reaching maximum lengths of 82 feet (25 meters) for males and 89 feet (27 meters) for females.
A baby harp seal rests on the Arctic ice. Its mother can distinguish it from hundreds of others by scent alone.
North American lemming having a white winter coat and some claws much enlarged.
Using a bunch of bananas, the zookeeper persuaded the monkey back into its cage.
We have already seen in vitro fertilization of both a panda and a gorilla.
They say a pest control campaign is needed to stop a squirrel population explosion.
There are mainly two kinds of elephants in the world, the elephant and the African elephant.
The Bactrian camel of Central Asia has two humps. The Arabian camel has one hump.
Cape buffalo are very social animals and live in herds of a few hundred.
The flying squirrel doesn’t actually fly but glides from tree to tree.
A hedgehog tries to climb up the net and when it hears you approach it promptly rolls up into a ball.
One of our fellow primates, the two-foot-long lemur is vegetarian, monogamous, and makes a noise like a saxophone.
African tree pangolin has white skin and hair, lacking an external ear and a scaly tail.
The snow leopard, an endangered species, was found stealing sheep in a village last Saturday.
A llama, the only draft animal on the continent, could carry 70 pounds of gear on its back.
A mouse started out as I went into the cave, which startled me.
About twice the size of the average house cat, the dappled fur of the ocelot serves as camouflage in the jungles of South and Central America.
Similarly, the polar bear can scent out a dead seal from 20 kilometers away.
We camped there, where the loam was trampled by countless herds of bison.
The Southwest Center folks want to see the jaguar listed and critical habitat designated for the salamander and owl.
Where people can watch a close-up of five well-known African animals: elephant, lion, leopard, rhinoceros, and bison.