Herbivore

Abalones are marine snails with broad muscular feet and flattened shells.

The African buffalo is a heavy wild ox of sub-Saharan Africa that lives in herds of dozens to thousands and must drink every day.

The African bush elephant is the largest land animal alive.

The African forest elephant moves through the rainforests of western and central Africa.

Grey parrots are social African birds with grey feathers, a red tail and a strong curved bill.

The Aldabra giant tortoise is a large land reptile native to a Seychelles atoll.

The alpaca is a domesticated Andean camelid kept for its fleece.

The American bison is the heaviest land animal in North America and the national mammal of the United States.

The American goldfinch is a small seed-eating finch of open weedy country across North America.

Ankylosaurus was a heavily armoured plant-eating dinosaur of the Late Cretaceous.

The Asian elephant is a large herbivore native to southern and southeastern Asia.

The Atlantic canary is the wild island finch from which domestic canaries descend.

The atlas moth is a large silk moth of Asian tropical and subtropical forests.

The aurochs was the wild ox of Europe, North Africa and much of Asia, and the ancestor of domestic cattle.

The domestic Bactrian camel is a two-humped camel associated with Central Asia.

Beavers are semiaquatic rodents that alter waterways.

The bighorn sheep is a wild sheep of the mountains and deserts of western North America.

Bison are heavy-bodied wild cattle.

Black aphids are not a single species.

The black rhinoceros is a two-horned browser of eastern and southern Africa with a pointed, gripping upper lip.

The black swan is a large Australian waterbird with black plumage, white flight feathers and a bright red bill.

Blennies include many small fishes living close to the bottom.

The blue tang is a brightly coloured Indo-Pacific reef fish.

Brachiosaurus was a tall plant-eating dinosaur of Jurassic North America.

The budgerigar is a small green and yellow parrot from the dry interior of Australia.

Camels are large dry-country mammals.

The capybara is the largest rodent in the world.

The Carolina parakeet was the only parrot native to the eastern United States.

Cassowaries are large flightless forest birds.

The chamois is a small goat-antelope of the steep mountains of Europe and western Asia, with hooked horns and a striped face.

Chinchillas are South American rodents with exceptionally dense fur.

Cicadas include annual and periodical species.

The cockatiel is the smallest cockatoo, and it lives across the dry inland of Australia.

Cockatoos are parrots with mobile head crests.

Domestic cattle are large social herbivores kept in many parts of the world.

The Mojave desert tortoise is a burrowing reptile of the southwestern United States.

Diplodocus was a long-necked, long-tailed sauropod dinosaur.

The domestic donkey is an herbivorous equid with long ears and sturdy hooves.

The dromedary is the one-humped domestic camel.

The dugong is a large marine mammal that grazes seagrass in warm, shallow coastal water from East Africa to Vanuatu.

The Egyptian goose is a pale brown waterbird of African rivers, lakes and grassland, marked by a dark ring around each eye.

The elk, or wapiti, is the second largest deer in the world.

The European bison, or wisent, is the heaviest wild animal on land in Europe.

The fallow deer is a grazing and browsing deer often associated with woodland edges and open grass.

Flying foxes are fruit bats with large eyes and fox-like faces.

The Galápagos giant tortoise is the largest living tortoise and one of the longest-lived animals.

The gaur, or Indian bison, is the largest of all wild cattle, a forest bovine of India and Southeast Asia.

Gazelles are slender antelopes, but their habitats and ranges differ by species.

The giant panda is a bear that eats almost nothing but bamboo.

The giraffe is the tallest land animal.

Goats belong to the genus Capra, which includes wild species and domestic forms.

Geese are grazing waterbirds.

Gorillas are large African great apes that feed mainly on plants.

Grasshoppers include many plant-eating species.

The green iguana is a large tree-climbing lizard of tropical America.

The green sea turtle grazes on seagrass in warm coastal waters.

The groundhog is a large ground squirrel of eastern and northern North America that digs long burrows and hibernates through the winter.

The guanaco is the wild camelid of South America and the ancestor of the llama.

Guinea pigs are social rodents kept by people.

Hares are long-eared relatives of rabbits.