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aardvark	a large mammal with a long snout, long ears, a long tail, and with long fur mostly around its legs. Aardvarks are active at night, when they use their powerful claws to dig open ant or termite nests. They catch their food with their long, sticky tongue. Aardvarks live in southern and central Africa. Although they are sometimes called anteaters, aardvarks are not closely related to any other kind of mammal.
aigrette	a head ornament made of an upright tuft of egret tail feathers.
alligator	a large reptile with short legs, a long body and tail, and a long, wide snout. Alligators are protected by thick skin with many hard bumps. They live in rivers, lakes, swamps, and other bodies of water in the southeast United States and in China. They usually eat insects, fish, turtles, snakes, birds, and other water animals, but have been known to attack small land mammals. They are closely related to crocodiles. Chinese alligators are endangered because their habitat is being changed by people.
ant bear	a large, toothless, ant-eating mammal with a long snout, a sticky, extendable tongue, and a long shaggy tail; great anteater. [1/2 definitions]
aye-aye	a nocturnal lemur found in Madagascar that has shaggy dark brown fur, a long bushy tail, large ears, long clawlike fingers, and strong rodentlike teeth.
bald eagle	a large eagle of the United States and Canada that is dark brown with a white head and tail. Bald eagles have a wingspan of about seven feet.
barn swallow	a small insect-eating bird with dark blue and tan plumage and a deeply forked tail, that often nests in barns and similar structures.
bear²	a large mammal with thick hair and a short tail. Bears eat plants and other animals.
beaver¹	a large rodent, up to four feet long, with thick brown fur and a wide flat tail. Beavers use their long front teeth to cut down trees for food and to build dams and lodges (beaver houses). They use the dams to keep water around their lodges. Beavers live in North America, Europe, and Asia.
bird of paradise	any of various related birds of New Guinea and nearby regions, of which the male has colorful plumage and long tail feathers. [1/2 definitions]
blue jay	a common jay bird of eastern North America. A blue jay has a crest on its head and a bright blue upper body with white and black markings on its wings and tail.
bobcat	a wild cat with red-brown fur, tufted ears, and a short tail. Bobcats are about twice the size of a house cat. They are a kind of lynx and live in southern Canada, the United States, and Mexico. Bobcats are carnivorous mammals.
bobtail	a short or bobbed tail. [4 definitions]
Boston terrier	an American terrier originally crossbred from a bulldog and a bull terrier, with a pug face, erect ears, short tail, and a short brindle or black coat with white markings on the face, chest, and forelegs.
bowfin	a primitive, carnivorous freshwater fish found in eastern North America that has a rounded tail and a long fin on its back.
bunny	(informal) an animal with long ears, a short tail, and soft fur; a young rabbit.
camel's-hair brush	a type of small brush made from the hairs of a squirrel's tail and used by artists.
capercaillie	a large grouse with a fanlike tail, native to the forests of northern Europe.
capybara	a large, furry rodent that has no tail. Capybara live near rivers, lakes, or other watery areas in forests or grassy regions of South America. Capybara are related to guinea pigs, mice, and squirrels, but they are much larger. Despite their size, they eat only plants.
cat¹	a small, common mammal with four legs and a long tail. People often keep cats as pets. [1/2 definitions]
caudal	of, at, or near the tail or hind part of the body. [2 definitions]

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