Spirit Animals 1
These farm animals have a four-chambered stomach to help them digest large amounts of plant material.
Cow
The tallest mammals on Earth, with unique spot patterns like human fingerprints.
Giraffe
These are social animals found only on Madagascar, known for their female-dominated societies and unique behaviors like "stink fights" where males use their tails to mark territory
Lemur
Many can live for over 100 years, with some individuals living much longer.
Turtle
These are intelligent, social mammals that use echolocation to navigate and hunt, and communicate with clicks and whistles
Dolphins
These are highly social and intelligent animals that live in groups called troops, use a variety of calls and facial expressions to communicate, and can solve puzzles.
Monkey
These cats can't roar and instead make chirping and purring sounds, and have unique "tear marks" to help block the sun.
Cheetah
These are social, active rodents known for being excellent diggers and for their ability to stay hydrated by getting water from their food.
Gerbils
Surprisingly fast, running up to 35 miles per hour, and can smell food from over a mile away. They have a distinctive muscular hump on their shoulders used for digging and powering their fast sprints
Grizzly Bear
These farm animals can walk within minutes of birth and are very social and intelligent animals that form strong bonds.
Lamb
These are the largest cats in the Americas and the third largest in the world, known for their extremely powerful jaws that can crush turtle shells
Jaguars
Known for their toughness and fearlessness; they have thick, loose skin that resists bites and stings, and they are not afraid to fight predators like lions
Honey badger
These house pets spend a large portion of their lives sleeping, often 12 to 16 hours a day, to conserve energy.
Cats
These small mammals are highly adaptable animals that can communicate with about 28 different sounds and have an incredible sense of hearing, even able to hear rodents underground
Fox
These are insects that taste with their feet, have four wings covered in tiny scales, and have a liquid diet which they sip with a long, straw-like tongue called a proboscis.
Butterflies