Birds
Farm
Marine
Primates
Pets
Free for all
1

Wise nocturnal bird known for keen perception

Owl

1

Remarkably smart farm animal often underestimated in intelligence

Pig

1

Marine mammal known for intricate, long-distance vocal communications

Whale

1

Primate capable of complex problem-solving and sign language

Ape

1

Loyal companion animal trained to assist humans with sensory tasks

Dog

1

Gentle giant legendary for its long-term memory and apathy

Elephant

2

Highly intelligent black bird that can recognize human faces

Crow

2

Gentle barnyard ruminant that forms strong social friendships; where milk comes from

Cow

2

Aquatic mammal famous for high intelligence and social bonding

Dolphin

2

Close human relative renowned for tool creation and social structure

Chimpanzee

2

Independent feline pet known for purring and agility

Cat

2

Gentle, slow-moving "sea cow" found grazing in shallow warm waters

Mantee

3

Vocal bird capable of mimicking human speech and understanding context

Parrot

3

Patient, stoic equine with sharp memory for safety and routes

Donkey

3

Clever marine invertebrate known for escape artistry and tool use

Octopus

3

Solitary red-furred ape with exceptional spatial reasoning

Orangutan

3

Long-eared prey animal that hops

Rabbit

3

Coastal sea bird with a large, scoop-like throat pouch

Pelican

4

Bird with remarkable homing instinct and spatial memory

Pigeon

4

Curious, sure-footed livestock with excellent spatial memory; can also be found on mountains

Goat

4

Slipper-flippered marine mammal that loves sunning on coastal rocks

Seal

4

Primate native to Madagascar with a ringed tail

Lemur

4

Long-lived reptile demonstrating impressive spatial navigation skills

Tortise

4

Tool-using marine mammal that floats on its back while cracking shells

Seaotter

5

Web-footed waterfowl that imprints on its parents at birth

Duck

5

Equine companion known for reading subtle human emotions

Horse

5

Bottom-dwelling crustacean with long antennae and large claws

Lobster

5

Long tailed primate found in tropical forests

Monkey

5

Small burrowing rodent popular as a classroom or home pet

Gerbil

5

Soft-furred Andean rodent that takes dust baths

Chinchilla

6

Tall wading bird with long legs often seen standing still in water

Heron

6

Flocking herbivore capable of recognizing individual human faces

Sheep

6

Fast-swimming cephalopod that uses jet propulsion and ink for defense

Squid

6

Largest primate species 

Gorilla

6

Vocal squeaking rodent that loves leafy greens

Guineapig

6

Tiny South American monkey with claw-like nails; sometimes kept as pets

Marmoset

M
e
n
u