Forest
Likes to store and eat acorns/nuts, is seen in a lot of places.
Squirrel
Has a long neck, is spotted.
Girraffe
Flies in Santa's sleigh, 'Sven' in Frozen.
Reindeer
Very sharp quills, often confused with a porcupine.
Hedgehog
Most common pet in America, barks.
Dog
Always wears a mask and sometimes washes food.
Raccoon
Has a large trunk, travels from "trunk to tail".
Elephant
Type of fox, but very white.
Arctic Fox
Transform from caterpillars.
Butterfly
2nd most common pet in America, meows.
Cat
Howls and is closely related to dogs.
Wolf
Bird, has wings, cannot fly, very large
Ostrich
Is a type of owl, but very white.
Snowy Owl
Pollinate flowers, serve a queen.
Bee/bees
Likes to sniff around and run on a wheel.
Hamster
Has thin legs, likes to prance about.
Deer
Black and white, "mohawk" of hair.
Zebra
Type of rabbit, but different body shape
Arctic Hare
Known for resilience, likes to attack beehives.
Badger
Die when they reach "belly-up" point, like to swim around, live short lives.
Fish
Is often seen as orange, known as sly.
Fox
Many different horns, almost extinct.
Rhino/rhinoceros
Family with rodents, is a small rodent.
Lemming
Likes to bounce around, many people have as pets.
Rabbit
Many old women have them, are a type of rodent.
Rat