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Below is a list of every species within WoW's lore that I have been made aware of.

Currently there are ___ species spread across 641 family groups.

Be sure to check out the other resources as well!
 * User:Cannibeans

=Setup= Each species is divided up into six categories.
 * Name is self-explanatory.
 * Appearances is a visual depiction of that species. If the species has multiple appearances, I'll only list the three most common.
 * Status is a short description of their status as a species.
 * Unique Features is a brief description of any unique features or traits this species has been shown to exhibit, different from other species in their same family group.
 * Location is where the species can be found. Some species appear in numerous zones, so I simplify this down to just mean "". If you'd like to find all species within a particular zone, the sorting feature doesn't work too well. I suggest using Ctrl+F and searching that way.
 * Sources include all the resources I used to gather this information. NPCs are NPCs found in-game. Quests are specific quests that involve additional lore for the species. Other includes any other mentions, such as in-game books, published novels or visual depictions.

=Please Note!= '''Please do not make major edits to this page. Minor corrections are accepted and appreciated.'''

This list is the most complete species list ever created for WoW. Please keep in mind, I am one person. I miss things, I get some things wrong, and I'm not omniscient. This is why I've listed sources. Check for yourself if you're wishing to use anything here for roleplay or serious lore discussions. If you find anything incorrect, or discover a new type of species that is not on this list, please let me know and I will do what I can to add it in.
 * You can send in-game mail to Cannibal on Horde-side Wyrmrest Accord.
 * You can leave a post on my talk page, found here.
 * You can leave a post on the forums here: https://us.battle.net/forums/en/wow/topic/20762157108
 * You can add my Discord and send me a direct message here: Cannibeans#3192

If you would like to donate to me, I would greatly, greatly appreciate it. It is not expected in the slightest, but I've spent over 500 hours in total researching and compiling these together, and the sad part is that's not even an exaggeration. I’ll have many more hours to come while I organize the other resources. You can find my GoFundMe here: https://www.gofundme.com/Cannibeans

'''Please do not make major edits to this page. Minor corrections are accepted and appreciated.'''

=FAQ=

How Do You Choose What to Add?
Anything and everything that has ever had a lore appearance is, or should be, included. This includes species that have appeared in-game and were subsequently removed in a future patch, even if they were active for only a single patch. This does not include NPCs that were removed from testing or beta patches, as they were never applied to live realms. This also means I do not include NPCs from upcoming patches, such as a new expansion's content. That content is always subject to change, and as we saw with Legion, quite a bit of NPCs end up not going live.

Why Do Some Items Have Red Sources?
A lot of the newer NPCs, such as the mobs in a new expansion, have not yet been added to Wowpedia. Please keep in mind that the majority of content created on this website is done by a small team of volunteers; none of us are being paid, and there is a lot of work to do. The wonderful PeterWind has been assisting in creating a few of the pages that I've sourced, but in the meantime, please use Wowhead for your sources if the ones here appear in red text.

How Can I Roleplay Knowing These?
You can either say your character did their own research into these species and studied them on their own, or, I will be progressing and RPing that my character, an elderly orc named Cannibal, has published this guide in book form and is working on selling it to various libraries. You are more than welcome to say your character has purchased this book, I just ask the courtesy of mentioning that Cannibal is the author. :)

=Special Thanks= A massive thank you to the WoW player Grazzbek for his help in producing the categorizations listed below. He brought a lot of real-world zoology and biology knowledge to the table and assisted in the proper classification of all family groups below, as well as speculatory groups for creatures without actual classification.

=Cosmological=

Arcane wyrm
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Mana wyrm
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Celestial dragon
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Celestial steed
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Bilescourge
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Darkhound
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Felbat
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Felhound
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Felstalker
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Gloomhound
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Felsaber
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Felsteed
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Dreadsteed
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Spider demon
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Vilefiend
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Void wyrm
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=Elemental=

Storm dragon
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Goren
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Geode
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Gyreworm
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Shale spider
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Stone drake
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Bramblebear
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Lasher
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Desert lasher
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Orchid lasher
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Pumpkin lasher
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Sunflower lasher
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Spitter
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Freezya
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Mandragora
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Spore walker
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Sporebat
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Sporefish
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Cindermane
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Fire spider
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Fire turtle
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Fire hawk
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Phoenix
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Dark phoenix
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Corehound
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Hell hound
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Molten corgi
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Cinder cat
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Flamesaber
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=Euanimal=

Leech
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Earthworm
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Ice worm
Also called a frost worm.

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Rock borer
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Bloodworm
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Bone worn
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Carrion worm
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Jormungar
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Lava worm
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Rockworm
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Sand worm
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Jellyfish
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Man o’ war
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Sea cucumber
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Clam
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Oyster
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Scallop
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Ammonite
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Fire ammonite
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Cuttlefish
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Helsquid
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Leviathan
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Octopus
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Squid
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Land slug
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Land snail
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Freshwater snail
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Sea slug
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Sea snail
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=Arthropod=

Tick
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Blood tick
Blood ticks are mutated insects and beasts of the Blood Trolls. The small ticks exist in two forms, as larva and as grown adults. The larva are small insects with six protruding claws and two rear legs, circular mouths with numerous sharp teeth and three eyes. A large sac rests on the back of their abdomen, typically pulsing with blood and other fluids.

The adults grow webbing between their four legs, six long spines along their abdomen, two tusks and two mandibles. Their blood sac moves next to their head and under protective layers of skin, presumably to make room in the abdomen for their silk gland.

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Mite
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Scorpid
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Crystal scorpid
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Scorpion
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Amber scorpion
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Fire scorpion
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Spider
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Bone spider
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Crystal spider
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Nightmare spider
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Tarantula
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Lava spider
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Venom spider
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Sea scorpion
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Barnacle
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Crab
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Deepsea crab
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Diamond crab
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Hermit crab
Hermit crabs are small crustaceans very similar to their other crab cousins, but uniquely housed inside a conch shell. All hermit crabs have two uniquely-colored eyes sprouting from their shell, and typically a larger left pincer than the right, with four legs in rear. Being found throughout the islands of the Great Sea, many different shell colors of hermit crabs can be seen, ranging from a blood red to a pale white and even bright blues and yellows.

Hermit crabs rely mostly on spouting bursts of water at their enemies,  though they also use their pincers when foes get too close, and have even seen headbutting foes. Hermit crabs are adept at turning the sandy ground beneath them into watery mud, sometimes trapping prey as well.

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Crawdad
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Lobster
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Mantis shrimp
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Shrimp
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Krolusk
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Giant isopod
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Ranishu
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Beetle
Known as grub before growing into beetles.

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Scarab
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Firefly
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Waterfly
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Dipteran
Maggot

Amberfly
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Bow fly
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Fenfly
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Hollowfly
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Mosquito
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Sapfly
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Tigerfly
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Stinkbug
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Water strider
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Ant
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Bee
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Wasp
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Kunchong
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Butterfly
Butterflies are rather large insects with colorful, beautiful wings. All butterflies have a standard monarch design, but can come in many colors across the spectrum. All butterflies have two, prominent eyes, usually matching in color to their wings, with segmented bodies and six legs. At the end of their abdomen is a stinger.

Due to their larger size, butterflies typically avoid foes by providing powerful gusts of wind from their large wings. If foes continue to get close, they've been seen using their legs to claw enemies as a reliable defense. Similar to their moth cousins, butterflies can use their powerful silk to entangle and snare enemies, as well as disable enemies with the dust of their wings. Should these defenses fail, butterflies can utilize their stinger, injecting a disorienting poison into their foes.

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Moth
Moths are large, winged insects covered in dust. Their long, feather-like antennae accent their brightly colored, round eyes. Their dust-covered thorax and wings are constantly spreading shimmers in the air wherever they flap.

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Cricket
Also known as grasshoppers.

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Locust
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Ravager
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Mutated ravager
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Roach
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Sand reaver
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Silithid
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Termite
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Unknown larva
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=Vertebrate=

Frog
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Bullfrog
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Crawg
Crawg are large, mutated frogs and beasts of the Blood Trolls. Their worm-like bodies are led by a massive toothed mouth, framed by enormous curved tusks. From their mutations, crawgs retained their vocal sac under their neck, using it to produce nasty, gut-wrenching bowels and throaty groans. They lost their upper limbs and developed cloven hooves that they use to maintain impressive speeds. Crawgs can come in pale white, green, blue and dark gray skintones.

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Toad
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Tree frog
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Buzzard
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Eagle
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Hawk
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Kite
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Sparrowhawk
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Roc
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Swoop
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Vulture
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Condor
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Osprey
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Nighthawk
Also known as darkhawks.

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Sand piper
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Seagull
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Tern
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Falcon
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Kestrel
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Chicken
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Bush chicken
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Silkie chicken
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Peacock
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Quail
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Turkey
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Crane
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Kaliri
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Windroc
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Black bird
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Crow
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Dread raven
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Raven
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Stormcrow
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Songbird
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Starling
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Tickbird
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Heron
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Firehawk
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Pandaren phoenix
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Teroclaw
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Axebeak
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Albatross
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Petrel
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Cockatiel
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Parrot
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Lory
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Macaw
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Emu
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Hawkstrider
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Tallstrider
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Penguin
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Owl
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Crystal owl
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Lunarwing owl
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Barn owl
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Skytalon
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Murglesnout
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Paddlefish
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Sturgeon
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Mudfish
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Puddlefish
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Abyssal eel
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Freshwater eel
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Moray eel
Moray eels are large, serpentine fish. Their powerful, scaled bodies propel them through the ocean at great speeds. They have three fins along their body, one along the entirety of their back, another along their bottom near their tail, and the last also along their bottom but closer to their head. Moray eels have large, tusk-like fangs and a mouth full of razor teeth, with six protruding spikes along their top, outward nostrils and sunken eyes.

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Rasboralus
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Mightfish
Also known as toadfish.

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Fangtooth
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Smasher
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Frenzy
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Oodelfjisk
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Piranha
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Sharptooth
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Spinefish
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Terrorfish
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Herring
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Sardine
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Barb
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Carp
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Goldfish
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Koi
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Danio
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Loach
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Minnow
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Sucker
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Guppy
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Pike
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Cod
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Crushfish
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Haddock
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Whiptail
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Axefish
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Barracuda
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Billfish
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Sailfin
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Swordfish
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Kraken
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Sheepshead Wrasse
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Lungfish
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Gar
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Anglerfish
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Frogfish
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Lurker
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Monkfish
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Magic eater
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Skulker
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Amberjack
Also known as yellowtail.

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Angelfish
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Bass
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Blenny
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Bluefish
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Clownfish
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Bluetail
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Racer
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Darter
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Dragonet
Also known as mandarin.

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Drum
Also known as redgill and redfish.

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Ghostfish
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Goby
Also known as sand sifters.

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Gourami
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Grouper
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Mahi Mahi
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Perch
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Queenfish
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Remora
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Sagefish
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Seabass
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Sleeper
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Smallfish
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Snakehead
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Snapper
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Strongfish
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Sunfish
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Tastyfish
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Walleye
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Cavefish
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Palefish
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Armorfish
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Flounder
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Halibut
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Gulper eel
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Salmon
Also known as blackmouths.

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Trout
Also known as char.

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Whitefish
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Bluefin
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Mackerel
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Saberfish
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Tuna
Also known as ahi and albacore.

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Mud snapper
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Nettlefish
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Sculpin
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Stonefish
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Catfish
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Sea catfish
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Skullfish
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Seahorse
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Pufferfish
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Mossgill
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Stargazer
Also known as strikers.

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Basking shark
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Blue shark
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Great White shark
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Hammerhead shark
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Mako shark
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Nurse shark
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Reef Shark
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Requiem shark
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Sand shark
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Thresher
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Whale shark
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Manta ray
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Skate
Also known as guitarfish.

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Stingray
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Stormray
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Sawshark
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Chimaera
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Gryphon
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Hippogryph
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Owlcat
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Rylak
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Mutated rylak
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Seeker
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Wyvern
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Wolfhawk
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Bear
Bears are massive carnivorous creatures, covered in shaggy fur and thick muscles. Their powerful jaws contain saw-like teeth, capable of shredding their foes to pieces. If their strong jaws and razor teeth don't do the job, their powerful paws will. Bears come in many fur colors, usually adaptive to their surroundings.

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Coyote
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Dog
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Fox
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Frostwolf
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Garn
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Quilen
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Raccoon dog
Also known as tanukis.

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Wolf
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Worg
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Ferret
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Marsuul
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Mink
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Otter
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Raccoon
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Red panda
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Ringtail
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Skunk
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Stoat
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Lion seal
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Seal
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Water wolf
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Cheetah
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Dawnsaber
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Dreadsaber
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Frostsaber
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House cat
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Jaguar
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Lion
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Lynx
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Manasaber
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Moonsaber
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Moonstalker
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Mountain lion
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Nightsaber
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Panthara
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Snow leopard
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Tiger
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Civet
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Hyena
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Mongoose
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Dolphin
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Orca
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Bat
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Hedgehog
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Mole
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Rabbit
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Hare
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Wolpertinger
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Pangolin
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Bonobo
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Gorilla
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Monkey
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Howler monkey
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Behemoth
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Elekk
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Mammoth
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Beaver
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Thunder beaver
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Gopher
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Ground squirrel
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Chipmunk
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Marmot
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Prairie dog
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Lemming
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Mouse
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Porcupine
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Quillrat
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Rat
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Ratstallion
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Tree squirrel
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Vole
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Gazelle
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Talbuk
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Cattle
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Clefthoof
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Musken
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Shoveltusk
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Yak
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Goat
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Ram
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Sheep
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Windsteed
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Deer
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Caribou
Also known as reindeer.

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Elk
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Moose
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Stag
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Giraffe
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Camel
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Alpaca
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Azeroth Riverbeast
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Draenor Riverbeast
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Boar
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Pig
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Donkey
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Horse
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Mule
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Unicorn
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Zhevra
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Rhino
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Armadillo
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Crystal armadillo
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Basilisk
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Draenor basilisk
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Crocolisk
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Thunder crocolisk
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Ankylodon
Ankylodons are large, plated dinosaurs. Massive spikes and scales cover their shelled back and onto their head and nose, meeting their powerful beaks. Although they primarily eat with their beaks, they have molars in the back of their mouths. Ankylodon's tails are small and mostly covered by the shell. Male Ankylodons are called bulls, and are typically varying in color from females and much more aggressive towards enemies. Due to their sheer size and power, they're often considered big game hunting.

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Direhorn
Direhorns are enormous plated dinosaurs. All direhorns have massive, bony skullplates with spiked edges, two brow horns and a short horn, with large beaks and grinding molars in the back of their mouths. Their backs are plated and sometimes scaled, and their tails end in large, spiked clubs. Direhorns can come in many colors, including bright blues, reds, greens and purples.

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Stone direhorn
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Platysaur
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Stegodon
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Brutosaur
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Allosaur
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Devilsaur
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Falcosaur
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Raptor
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Spiny raptor
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Ravasaur
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Saurid
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Cloud serpent
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Dragonhawk
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Four-legged hydra
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Mutated hydra
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Subterranean hydra
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Two-legged hydra
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Mutated two-legged hydra
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Threshadon
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Pterrordax
Pterrordaxes are large, flying dinosaurs. They appear very raptor-like in body and legs, lined with luminous scales. They have three claws coming off of their powerful legs. They have enormous, sinewy wings along their arms, connecting to a joint protruding off their elbow and their wing finger. Two more clawed fingers come off their hands. Their vocal sac has a layer of spikes along its bottom, attached to a jaw filled with razor sharp teeth. All pterrordaxes have a rather large, webbed frill. Like most reptiles, pterrordaxes lay eggs. Pterrordaxes come in many colors, including reds, blues, tans, greens and blacks, with varying patterns and stripes in some species.

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Skyscreamer
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Lizard
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Iguana
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Leguaan
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Monitor
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Saurolisk
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Stalker
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Warp stalker
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Boa
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Kingsnake
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Rat snake
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Racer
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Sand snake
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Scarlet snake
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Vine snake
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Water snake
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Brown snake
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Cobra
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Coral snake
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Death adder
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Taipan
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Sea serpent
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Python
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Pit viper
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=Agkistrodon
= Also known as copperheads and cottonmouths.

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Puff adder
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Rattlesnake
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Wind serpent
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Mutated wind serpent
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Diemetradon
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Sabertusk
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Kodo
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Mushan
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Thunder lizard
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Turtle
Turtles are shelled reptiles of varying shapes and sizes. All turtles have four legs, each with three toes, and hard shells accompanying their back. When young, turtles develop hard beaks, which some species eventually grow out of, instead developing two large tusks and a bony protrusion from their lower jaw off their chin. Those same, tusked species also develop another layer of hardened shell over their old ones, accompanied with protruding spikes on each pleural of the carapace. This extra defense may be required, as they're commonly found on land and just near bodies of water. Other species retain their simple beaks and shells, instead opting for a more water-based lifestyle.

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Dragon turtle
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Thunder dragon turtle
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Fire turtle
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Sea turtle
Sea turtles are large, aquatic turtles that live primarily in the ocean. Their shells are thin compared to their cousins, but have some spikes protruding from the vertebrae and along the sides of the shell. Their four arms and legs are now flippers, allowing them to propel themselves through the water, and are covered in luminous scales. They use their powerful beaks and spiked necks as defense from predators. Occasionally, sea turtles will molt into new skin under their shells. Sea turtles can come in a few colors, typically washed out browns, blues, greens and purples.

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Terrapin
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Tortoise
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Mana ray
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Nether ray
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