Oceania

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

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

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

The barn swallow is the most widespread swallow on earth, with a steel blue back and a deeply forked tail.

Bearded dragons are Australian lizards.

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

The black kite is a medium-sized raptor with angled wings and a forked tail.

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

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

Box jellyfishes are named for their angular bells.

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

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

Camels are large dry-country mammals.

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

Cassowaries are large flightless forest birds.

The domestic cat is a small carnivore with a flexible body and retractile claws.

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

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

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.

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

Cockatoos are parrots with mobile head crests.

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 kingfisher is a small blue and orange bird of clear, slow rivers across Europe, Asia and North Africa.

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

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

Cormorants are fish-eating diving birds.

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

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

The dingo is a dog associated with Australia.

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

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

Ducks are waterbirds with many different feeding habits.

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

Echidnas are spiny, egg-laying mammals.

Egrets are herons known for pale plumage in several species.

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

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

The domestic ferret is a slender carnivorous mammal kept by people.

Fleas are wingless parasitic insects.

The frilled lizard is a tree-dwelling reptile of northern Australia and southern New Guinea.

The common fruit fly is a small, widely transported insect associated with fermenting fruit.

The giant clam is a large reef-dwelling bivalve of the tropical Indo-Pacific.

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

The goldfish is a domesticated freshwater fish with many selectively bred forms.

The great egret is a tall white heron that hunts fish in shallow water on six continents.

Guinea pigs are social rodents kept by people.

The domestic horse is a grazing equid with a long history alongside people.

The house mouse is a small grey-brown rodent that lives in and around human buildings on every inhabited continent.

The house sparrow is a small brown and grey bird that lives beside people almost everywhere on earth.

The housefly is a widespread insect closely associated with people.

The kākāpō is a large flightless parrot found only in New Zealand, and it is the heaviest parrot in the world.

Kangaroos are hopping marsupials in the macropod family.

Kingfishers include many differently coloured birds.

Kiwis are flightless New Zealand birds with long bills and hair-like feathers.

The koala is a tree-living marsupial from eastern Australia.

The little penguin is the smallest penguin in the world, a slate-blue seabird of New Zealand and southern Australia.