Omnivore

The American badger is a flat, powerful digger of the North American grassland that tunnels after gophers and ground squirrels.

The American black bear is the smallest and most widespread bear in North America, at home in forest from Alaska to Mexico.

The American crow is a large all-black bird of farms, woods and city streets across North America.

The American robin is a large thrush that feeds on lawns and open ground across North America.

Marine angelfishes differ from the freshwater aquarium fishes with the same common name.

Ants have many different colony structures and diets.

The Arctic fox is a small fox of the tundra with the best insulating fur of any mammal.

The Asian black bear is a medium-sized forest bear of Asia with a pale crescent on its chest and a gift for climbing.

The Asian palm civet is a small, cat-like viverrid of South and Southeast Asia that climbs trees at night to eat fruit.

The Australian magpie is a black and white songbird of open country in Australia and southern New Guinea.

Avocets are long-legged wading birds with upward-curving bills.

The aye-aye is a nocturnal Madagascan primate with large ears and an unusually slender middle finger.

Baboons are social African monkeys.

Bearded dragons are Australian lizards.

The binturong is a large, shaggy civet of the South and Southeast Asian forest canopy.

Birds-of-paradise are renowned for elaborate courtship displays.

The blue jay is a loud blue songbird of the crow family, native to eastern and central North America.

Blue-tongued skinks are stocky lizards with conspicuous blue tongues.

The bonobo is a great ape of the Congo Basin.

The Bornean orangutan is the largest tree-living animal in the world.

Box turtles are land-dwelling North American turtles.

Boxfishes have unusually rigid bodies.

The brown bear is one of the two largest land carnivores, and it ranges across the forests and mountains of Eurasia and North America.

The brown rat is a large, burrowing rodent that lives wherever people live.

Butterflyfishes are conspicuous reef inhabitants with flattened bodies.

The Canada goose is a large black-necked goose with a white chinstrap, native to North America and now settled on four continents.

Capuchins are agile American monkeys with grasping tails and varied diets.

Carp is a broad familiar name for related freshwater fishes.

The carrion crow is an all-black crow of western Europe and eastern Asia with a heavy bill and a harsh croak.

Catfishes include many freshwater and marine species.

The domestic chicken is a social ground-feeding bird descended chiefly from red junglefowl.

The chimpanzee is an African great ape that feeds mainly on fruit and other plant foods.

Chipmunks are small striped squirrels.

The Christmas Island red crab is a land crab that spends most of its life on the forest floor.

The clownfish lives inside the stinging tentacles of a sea anemone, which it cleans and defends in return.

Cockroaches occupy many environments.

The coconut crab is the largest land-living arthropod.

The common blackbird is a true thrush of Europe, North Africa and western Asia, and the male is glossy black with a yellow eye-ring.

The common myna is a brown starling with a black head and a bare yellow patch behind the eye, native to southern Asia.

The common ostrich is the largest and heaviest living bird and lays the largest egg.

The common pheasant is a long-tailed gamebird from Asia that people have released across the world.

The common raccoon dog is a stocky, fox-like canid of East Asia with a black face mask like a raccoon's.

The common raven is a large black crow that lives right across the northern half of the world.

The common starling is a glossy black songbird of Europe and Asia, spangled with white spots in winter.

Corals include many colonial animals.

True crabs include many forms.

Cranes are long-legged birds of open country and wetlands.

Crayfish are freshwater crustaceans.

The crested gecko is a nocturnal lizard native to New Caledonia.

Crickets include many chirping insects.

Crows are adaptable members of the crow family.

The dodo was a flightless pigeon that lived only on Mauritius, and it is now extinct.

The domestic dog is a social canid whose breeds vary greatly in size and appearance.

Ducks are waterbirds with many different feeding habits.

The eastern gray squirrel is a medium-sized tree squirrel of the oak and hickory forests of eastern North America.

The emu is a tall flightless bird found only in Australia, and no native bird there stands higher.

The Eurasian collared dove is a pale grey dove with a black half-collar on the neck.

The Eurasian jay is a pinkish-brown crow with a bright blue panel on each wing.

The Eurasian magpie is a long-tailed crow of temperate Eurasia, black and white with a green and violet sheen.

The European badger is a stocky, striped-faced mustelid that lives in family clans across Europe and western Asia.