What are the names of animals?

1. Leopard tiger, bee monkey, bear monkey, langur, sable, mink bear, raccoon, clouded leopard, snow leopard, dugong, muntjac, wild horse, deer, deer and dolphin.

2. Tibetan antelope, beaver, Taiwan Province monkey, dolphin-tailed monkey, golden monkey, gibbon, giant panda, baiji, Asian elephant, wild camel and white-lipped deer.

3. pronghorn, red antelope, Tal sheep, goat, Malay bear, Mongolian wild donkey, Tibetan wild donkey, Przewalski's gazelle, rhinoceros antelope and Taiwan Province Province gazelle.

4. Amphibians and reptiles, pythons, crocodiles, monitor lizards, alligators, tortoises with four claws, birds, storks, black storks, crested ibis, golden eagles, pheasants and quails.

Related introduction:

An animal is a creature. They generally feed on organic matter, things that can be felt, moved, moved autonomously or moved. Including people.

According to fossil research, the earliest animals on earth originated from the ocean. After a long geological period, early marine animals gradually evolved into various branches, enriching the early life forms of the earth. Prehistoric animals appeared in their respective activities before human beings appeared.

Later, they became extinct in the ever-changing living environment. However, the animals on the earth are still evolving and multiplying from low to high and from simple to complex, with today's diversity.

Scientists divide the known living animals into invertebrates and vertebrates according to whether there are thorns in animals.

Scientists have identified more than 46,900 species of vertebrates. Including cartilaginous fish such as sharks and rays, bony fish such as carp, yellow croaker and grass carp, amphibians such as frogs and giant salamanders, reptiles such as snakes and lizards, birds such as chickens, pigeons and sparrows, and mammals such as monkeys and red pandas.

Scientists have also discovered more than 654.38+300,000 species of invertebrates. Most of these animals are insects, most of which are beetles. Sponges, earthworms, squid, oysters, red starfish, jellyfish, spiders, corals, radiolarians, roundworms, pork tapeworms, worms, snails and slugs all belong to invertebrates.

The bodies of all members of the animal kingdom are heterotrophs composed of cells.