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Letter
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Answer
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Kudu, nyala, impala, and springbok are all species of this animal.
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A
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Antelope
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Unlike other great apes, these animals have a matriarchal social structure and are known for their non-aggression.
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B
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Bonobo
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Kopi luwak, the world’s most expensive coffee, is made from the droppings of a type of these fruit-eating, cat-like creatures.
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C
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Civet
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Orcas are actually the largest-known species of this creature.
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D
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Dolphin
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These creatures are the only mammals which cannot jump.
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E
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Elephant
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In New York, you can’t own a red fox, but you can legally own one of these desert-dwelling foxes, known for their massive ears.
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F
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Fennec
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These animals, a symbol of Chinese culture, are dying off due to deforestation and an extremely limited diet of almost exclusively bamboo.
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G
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Giant panda
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These animals are responsible for more human fatalities in Africa than any other mammal.
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H
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Hippopotamus
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These horned animals are known for their ability to navigate impossibly steep mountainous terrain.
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I
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Ibex
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Anubis, the Egyptian god of death, is commonly depicted with a human body and the head of this animal.
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J
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Jackal
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In some parts of Australia, these mammals have a chlamydia rate of up to 90% and can pass it on to humans.
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K
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Koala
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These cats have large, snowshoe-like paws to help them hunt in arctic terrain.
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L
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Lynx
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These small, snake-hunting mammals are known for their resistance to snake venom.
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M
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Mongoose
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Hint
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Letter
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Answer
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These large, rat-like creatures are found in South America, and have become a destructive pest in parts of the United States.
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N
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Nutria
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This wild cat, which resembles a smaller version of the jaguar, even has a name stemming from the Nahuatl word for “jaguar”.
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O
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Ocelot
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These are the only mammals which are covered entirely in scales.
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P
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Pangolin
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These striped creatures were a cousin of the zebra, having went extinct in 1883.
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Q
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Quagga
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According to the Chinese zodiac, 2032 will be the next year of this mammal.
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R
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Rat
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These mythical animals, bearing long snouts and forked tails, were associated with the Egyptian god of chaos and disease, for whom they are named and bear a resemblance to.
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S
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Set animal
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These raccoon-like animals are thought to be magical tricksters in Japanese folklore.
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T
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Tanuki
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One of these is found on the Scottish coat of arms.
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U
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Unicorn
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These copper-coated sporting dogs originated in Hungary and are known for their intellect and athleticism.
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V
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Vizsla
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These large, horned creatures can run up to 50mph, and their name means “wild beast” in Dutch and Afrikaans.
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W
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Wildebeest
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This group of mammals includes sloths, anteaters, and armadillos.
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X
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Xenarthra
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This curly dog is a mix of a poodle and a Yorkshire terrier.
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Y
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Yorkipoo
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While the mule is a hybrid of a donkey and a horse, this animal is what you get when breeding a donkey with a zebra.
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Z
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Zedonk
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