Animals that start with M

Macaques are adaptable monkeys with many different species across Asia and beyond.

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Macaws are long-tailed New World parrots.

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The Eurasian magpie is a long-tailed member of the crow family.

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The mallard is the green-headed dabbling duck of ponds, rivers and city parks across the northern world.

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The Portuguese man-of-war is a floating hydrozoan colony rather than a single jellyfish.

Manatees are plant-eating aquatic mammals.

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The mandarin duck is a small perching duck of East Asian woodland rivers.

The mandarinfish is a small, vividly patterned marine dragonet.

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The mandrill is the largest monkey and one of the most colourful mammals, with a red and blue face and a rump to match.

The maned wolf is the tallest wild dog in the world and the largest canid in South America.

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Mantas are large rays that filter small animals from seawater.

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Mantis shrimps are predatory crustaceans.

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The marine iguana feeds on seaweed along the Galápagos shoreline.

The cane toad, also called the marine toad, is a large American amphibian introduced to several other regions.

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