Name an animal whose name is exactly four letters long

An Indonesian cattle breed from the island of Sumatra.

A horse breed from Niger.

Ethiopian livestock breeds, including both sheep and cattle.

An Ethiopian sheep breed.

A Moroccan dog bred to guard livestock in the Atlas Mountains.

White Fulani cattle from West Africa.

A sheep breed from the mountains of Kyrgyzstan.

A Finnish landrace chicken preserved by traditional poultry keepers.

A cattle breed from the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda.

A Bactrian camel breed from Inner Mongolia.

A small wild buffalo native to Indonesia’s island of Sulawesi.

A three-banded armadillo that can curl into a ball.

A South Kazakh Merino sheep.

An Arabi sheep from the Middle East.

A wild water buffalo from Asia.

An Ethiopian cattle breed named for its home region.

An aoudad, a wild sheep from North Africa.

Gaolao cattle from India.

A traditional Swedish sheep breed.

An Indian gamefowl breed.

A donkey breed recorded in Niger.

A chital, a deer with a spotted coat.

A cattle breed descended from the wild banteng.

A M’Bayar horse from Senegal.

A small freshwater fish familiar to aquarium keepers.

A small Barbari goat from South Asia.

A Southeast Asian catfish commonly sold as fish fillets.

A South Asian freshwater carp, Labeo bata.

A weaverbird known for elaborate hanging nests.

A crested bird of prey in the hawk family.

A Brazilian goat breed descended from Indian goats.

A Chinese chicken breed raised for meat and eggs.

A small Sumbawa pony from Indonesia.

A miller’s thumb, a small freshwater fish.

A mullet found in rivers along Central America’s Pacific coast.

A South African goat breed widely raised for meat.

A slender Caribbean reef fish in the grunt family.

An Australian sheep breed developed for wool and meat.

An Antarctic bald notothen fish.

An Amazon river dolphin, often pink as an adult.

A yellow boxfish with a rigid, box-shaped body.

A freshwater sunfish, such as a bluegill.

A dog cross between a Brussels griffon and a pug.

An African giraffe catfish.

A Hungarian domestic pigeon breed.

A small traditional cattle breed from the Balkans.

A hybrid of a camel and a llama.

A spotted mackerel from the western Atlantic.

A salmon relative that favors cold water.

Small songbirds belonging to several different groups.

A small Japanese companion dog with a silky coat.

A freshwater fish in the carp family.

A local goat breed from northeastern Brazil.

A dog with Chihuahua and pug parentage.

A species of Pacific salmon.

A Slovenian cattle breed with a red-and-white coat.

A biting horsefly.

A Clun Forest sheep, a British breed.

A Pacific salmon with silvery sides.

An African mousebird with a long tail.

Invasive carp sold as food in the United States.

A Corydoras catfish, often kept in freshwater aquariums.

A cuckoo relative found only in Madagascar.

A baby llama or alpaca.

A South American cavy closely related to guinea pigs.

A North Atlantic fish related to cod.

A small freshwater fish.

A large chicken breed from northeastern China.

A grunt fish found along Africa’s Atlantic coast.

A silvery pompano fish found in Australian waters.

A dog cross between a dachshund and a pug.

A small, social rodent native to Chile.

A spiny-tailed desert lizard.

A North African jackal.

A large, white Argentine dog breed.

An orphaned or motherless calf.

A weather loach, a long, whiskered freshwater aquarium fish.

A dhole, Asia’s social wild dog.

A colorful leaf-eating monkey from Southeast Asia.

A Moroccan goat breed from the Draa Valley.

A fish named for the drumming sounds it makes.

A goat breed from China’s Guangxi region.

A Syrian brown bear.

A sea eagle, especially the white-tailed eagle.

A common wallaroo, an Australian marsupial related to kangaroos.

A young hawk or falcon still in its nest.

A jaguarundi with reddish fur.

A feist, a small hunting dog.

A small canary breed.

A large Brazilian guardian dog.

A small weaverbird from Madagascar and nearby islands.

Madagascar’s fossa, a catlike predator.

A dog cross between a French bulldog and a pug.

A huge wild cattle species native to Asia.

A sheep–goat hybrid or chimera.

A water buffalo population from Syria’s Ghab region.

A French domestic pigeon breed.

A Gila monster, a venomous desert lizard.

A young female pig that has not yet had piglets.

A traditional German cattle breed.

A red kite, a raptor with a forked tail.

An Australian malleefowl that builds a mound for its eggs.

A small fish often found resting on the seabed.

A large, mostly tree-dwelling bird from tropical America.

A horse breed from Azerbaijan.

A claimed hybrid between a goose and a duck.

A young gannet, known especially from the Hebrides.

A harnessed bushbuck, an African antelope.

A horned sheep breed from Sweden’s island of Gotland.

A gayal, a domesticated relative of the gaur.

A venomous pit viper from Japan’s Ryukyu Islands.

A riding-horse type, especially in British showing.

A slender marine fish related to cod.

A Finnish landrace chicken named for its home region.

Korea’s native Hanwoo cattle.

A goat breed from Albania and Kosovo.

A cattle breed developed in an attempt to recreate aurochs.

A horse breed from the Tibetan Plateau.

New Zealand’s stitchbird, a small native forest songbird.

A female deer, especially a red deer.

A young sheep before its first shearing.

A long-tailed marine fish.

A Chinese goat breed.

A large New Zealand beetle whose larvae live in wood.

A dogfish, one of several kinds of small shark.

A small Philippine songbird.

A hummingbird from the Andes, often with a contrasting chest patch.

A small Asian songbird, usually dressed in yellow and green.

A sturdy Kazakh horse type.

A young male turkey, before it becomes a tom.

A horse breed recorded in India.

An old American chicken breed, despite its Indonesian name.

A native Korean horse breed; the island also has Jeju dogs.

A small songbird native to Madagascar.

A snubnose emperor fish.

A gerbil relative adapted to dry habitats.

A horse breed from Yemen.

A female hybrid of a yak and domestic cattle.

A large Asian orb-weaving spider with a vividly patterned body.

A horse breed from southwestern Ethiopia.

A nearly flightless forest bird found only in New Caledonia.

A forest parrot native to New Zealand.

New Zealand’s black stilt, a rare wading bird.

A bluespine unicornfish, a tropical reef fish.

A Turkish livestock guardian dog named for its home region.

An Indonesian chicken breed named for its region in Java.

A baby guinea fowl.

A pig breed from China’s Guizhou province.

A salmon or sea trout after it has spawned.

A Kenguri sheep from India.

An Indian wild ass from western India’s salt deserts.

A meat-goat breed developed in New Zealand.

A New Zealand sea urchin with a spiny shell.

A small native Japanese horse breed.

A deepwater whitefish native to North America’s Great Lakes.

A migratory sandpiper; red knots turn rusty during breeding season.

A cuckoo known for its loud, repeated calls.

An Asian koel, a cuckoo found in Sri Lanka.

A mountain camel breed from Pakistan.

A Hawaiian tang with a distinctive ring around its eye.

A whitesaddle goatfish.

A cattle breed from the Lake Chad region.

An alewife, a type of river herring.

A sand lance: a slender fish that buries itself in sand.

A rusty jobfish, a deepwater snapper.

A Croatian sheep breed from the Lika region.

A long-bodied marine fish in the cod family.

A sheep breed from Pakistan’s Punjab region.

An edible dormouse.

A hardy hill sheep from Lancashire and neighboring English uplands.

A colorful parrot with a brush-tipped tongue for feeding on nectar.

A lumpfish whose pelvic fins form a suction disc.

A burbot, a freshwater relative of cod.

A small Australian reef fish with yellow and dark stripes.

Australia’s rufous hare-wallaby, a small nocturnal marsupial.

A Hawaiian sergeant fish with five dark vertical bars.

Australia’s western barred bandicoot.

A native Albanian sheep breed.

A small Logone pony from Chad.

A tiny companion dog breed.

Père David’s deer, once saved from extinction by captive herds.

A traditional chicken breed from northeastern India.

A local chicken breed from China’s Sichuan province.

Brazil’s rock cavy, a rodent that clambers among rocky outcrops.

A colorful Nicaragua cichlid kept in aquariums.

A New Zealand fish with thick lips.

A Laysan albatross.

A West African monkey with white patches beside its tail.

A silver moony, a tropical aquarium fish.

A deepwater relative of cod.

A Hungarian herding dog with a wavy or curly coat.

A yak breed from China’s Sichuan province.

A honeyeater native to Sulawesi’s mountain forests.

An Indian sheep breed known for carpet wool.

A European freshwater fish with a scraping lower lip.

A Hawaiian anchovy that forms shimmering schools.

A Hawaiian goose found nowhere else in the wild.

A South Asian water buffalo breed associated with Pakistan’s Punjab.

A chicken breed from the highlands of Yunnan, China.

A black noddy, a tropical seabird.

A dassie rat from southern Africa.

A small Japanese pony breed from Shikoku.

A small, shaggy companion dog breed developed in Ukraine.

A Greenland cod.

A koi variety with a single, metallic body color.

A Korean chicken breed with black feathers, skin and bones.

A brown Hawaiian thrush native to the island of Hawaii.

A whitefish best known from Siberia’s Lake Baikal.

Native Hawaiian gobies and related stream fishes.

A round ocean fish that keeps its body warmer than seawater.

An opilio snow crab.

A deepwater fish from the oreo family.

An ide, often kept as a golden pond fish.

A small, algae-eating Otocinclus catfish.

A West African sheep breed.

A Tibetan sheep breed raised on China’s high plateau.

An African linsang, a small spotted carnivore with a long tail.

A large South American rodent with rows of pale spots.

A South American fish related to piranhas, with surprisingly humanlike teeth.

A Tibetan yak breed associated with the Phari region.

A young salmon with dark vertical markings along its sides.

A Paso Fino, a horse with an exceptionally smooth gait.

A long-whiskered South American catfish.

A New Zealand abalone with a vividly iridescent shell.

A sea trout.

A sheep breed from South Africa.

A small sandpiper.

A Brazilian donkey breed often used to produce mules.

A honey buzzard, a bird of prey.

A Chinese chicken breed known for lacking a tail.

An Italian roach, a European freshwater fish.

A tropical American bird famous for its piercing calls.

A flat-bodied aquatic toad from South America.

A small edible clam from Australia or New Zealand.

A suckermouth armored catfish often kept in aquariums.

A menhaden, an oily schooling fish.

A pompano, a silvery marine fish.

A ruffe, a spiny freshwater fish.

Bottom-dwelling fish, including pouting and eelpouts.

A tiny South American deer with short, pointed antlers.

Hawaii’s native short-eared owl.

A golden-brown African antelope that favors wet grasslands.

A Hungarian herding dog whose coat forms long cords.

A Hungarian herding dog with curly fur and jaunty ears.

A heifer: a young female cow.

A cat breed from the Indonesian island of Raas.

A marsh bird, often glimpsed slipping through dense reeds.

A small South Asian carp.

A pale desert gazelle with long, slender horns.

A German sheep breed with a black head and white fleece.

A large South Asian freshwater catfish.

A large African antelope with a striking black-and-white face.

A South Asian carp widely raised in freshwater ponds.

A black crow relative with bare, pale skin around its beak.

A rare kiwi found around Okarito, New Zealand.

A traditional sheep breed from the Balkans.

A European freshwater fish with bright reddish fins.

A sandpiper whose breeding males grow elaborate neck feathers.

A morepork owl, named for its distinctive call.

A deer native to Indonesia.

A German domestic pigeon breed.

A traditional hair sheep from Zimbabwe.

A South American monkey with a thick, bushy tail.

A transparent, barrel-shaped ocean animal that filters plankton.

A schooling marine fish in the jack family.

A spotted tropical fish often kept in brackish aquariums.

A tiny shrimp-like crustacean familiar to freshwater anglers.

A porgy from the western Atlantic.

Large mackerel found in South Asian waters.

A silvery fish in the herring family.

A Tibetan red deer.

A native Tibetan yak breed.

An Asian deer that often keeps its spots into adulthood.

A livestock guardian dog from Calabria in southern Italy.

Young herring, often canned and sold like sardines.

A cattle breed from Bhutan and nearby Himalayan regions.

A seabird known for stealing food from other birds.

A long-bodied Scottish terrier breed.

A small diving duck; males wear striking black-and-white plumage.

A primitive sheep breed from Scotland’s St Kilda islands.

A mature female blue crab, in Chesapeake Bay terminology.

A small North American rail that hides among marsh plants.

A small Atlantic croaker fish with a dark shoulder spot.

A young bullock.

A tiny African antelope that shelters in dense vegetation.

An alpaca type with long, silky locks of fleece.

A Ganges river dolphin.

A Southeast Asian catfish often sold as mild white fillets.

A small southern African waxbill with a red rump.

A Synodontis catfish kept in freshwater aquariums.

A shaggy, goatlike mountain animal with curved horns.

A white-fronted tern, a coastal seabird.

A Central Asian sighthound traditionally used for hunting.

A small duck; its plumage gave the color teal its name.

A large South American lizard with powerful jaws.

A suckermouth armored catfish found in Trinidad’s fresh waters.

A cat breed preserving the traditional, rounder Siamese appearance.

A small South American monkey known for strong pair bonds.

A small, sharp-nosed pufferfish.

A water buffalo breed from India’s Nilgiri Hills.

A tiny Caribbean bird with green plumage and a red throat.

A sheep breed from China.

A Tonkinese cat.

A slender school shark.

An African antelope with dark patches on its face and legs.

An Estonian horse breed developed for farm work.

A large Japanese mastiff breed.

Australia’s brush-tailed phascogale, a small tree-climbing marsupial.

A Russian goose breed traditionally bred for fighting.

A cattle breed developed in Zimbabwe.

A murre, a diving seabird.

A hardy horse breed from southern Siberia.

A South American cichlid kept in aquariums.

Large trevallies found in Hawaiian waters, including giant trevally.

A Russian domestic goose breed.

A dark-feathered parrot from Madagascar and nearby islands.

Kiener’s silverside, a freshwater fish from Madagascar.

A brown-and-orange butterfly often seen basking on walls.

A Somali gerbil from the Horn of Africa.

An escolar, an oily deepwater fish.

Long-spined sea urchins found in Hawaiian waters.

A curious, flightless New Zealand rail with a sturdy beak.

A goatfish with whiskerlike barbels on its chin.

A huge European freshwater catfish with long whiskers.

A large cricket relative native to New Zealand.

New Zealand’s blue duck, adapted to fast-flowing rivers.

A West Indian top shell, a Caribbean sea snail.

An Australian python with a narrow head and banded body.

An urutu, a South American pit viper.

A Sabine’s gull, a small Arctic-breeding seabird.

An ancient Mexican dog breed, often hairless.

A domestic goose breed from China.

A Japanese dog landrace from the island of Yakushima.

A horse breed from China’s Xinjiang region.

A native horse breed from Bhutan.

An Ethiopian biting fly.

A hybrid of a yak and domestic cattle, especially zebu.

A hybrid of a zebra and a pony.

A blue bream, a European freshwater fish.

A scarlet Hawaiian honeycreeper with a long, curved bill.