Small, hardworking insects known for living in colonies and working together to gather food.
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ANT
A large reptile found in freshwater environments, with a broad, flat snout and sharp teeth.
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ALLIGATOR
A mammal with a hard, protective shell, found mostly in the Americas.
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ARMADILLO
A large seabird known for its long wingspan and ability to fly great distances over oceans.
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ALBATROSS
An animal with a long snout and tongue, used for eating ants and termites.
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ANTEATER
One of the largest snakes in the world, native to South America and often found in swamps and rivers.
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ANACONDA
A type of salamander that stays in its larval form throughout its life, found in lakes in Mexico.
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AXOLOTL
A group of herbivorous mammals with slender legs and often long, curved horns, found mainly in Africa and Asia.
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ANTELOPE
A nocturnal mammal from Africa, known for its long ears, snout, and burrowing habits, and it feeds on ants and termites.
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AARDVARK