
Mammal
Lion
The social big cat of the African savanna
Read the guideThe guide features 54 species in the mammal class. Each profile answers the most-searched questions first.

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The social big cat of the African savanna
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Humanity's oldest animal companion
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The largest cat species on Earth
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The world's favorite small predator
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The largest land animal alive today
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The bamboo-eating bear of China's mountains
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The tallest animal on Earth
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The largest animal that has ever lived
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The ancestor of the domestic dog
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The stealthy, tree-climbing big cat
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The largest land carnivore, ruler of the Arctic
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The largest living primate
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North America's iconic brown bear
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The fiery-furred resident of the Himalayas
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One of the ocean's most intelligent animals
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The armored giant with a horn of keratin
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The ocean's top predator
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The fastest land animal on Earth
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The striped wild horse of the African plains
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Our closest living relative
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The animal that carried human history
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The acrobatic singer of the seas
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The slowest mammal on Earth
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Australia's iconic eucalyptus-eating marsupial
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The tool-using keystone of the kelp forest
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The Americas' largest and most powerful cat
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The most widespread wild carnivore on Earth
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The elusive ghost of the mountains
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Africa's deadliest large land mammal
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The masked, clever-handed night raider
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The fast-breeding pet and classic prey animal
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The largest marsupial and a powerful hopper
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The cooperative sentinel of the Kalahari
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The Americas' most familiar deer
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The spiny night-time garden visitor
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The agile, tree-climbing rodent of parks and woods
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The playful, water-loving member of the weasel family
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The only mammals capable of true flight
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The world's largest rodent
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The desert traveler that thrives without water
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North America's largest land animal
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The wide-ranging big cat with many names
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The smiling marsupial of Western Australia
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The largest member of the deer family
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The great ape of the Southeast Asian rainforest
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The social, powerful hunter of the African savanna
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The only mammal that lives entirely on blood
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The world's most endangered marine mammal
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The shaggy ox of the high Himalayas
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The acrobatic leaper of the African savanna
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The mountain climber with sweeping ridged horns
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The crimson-faced monkey of the flooded Amazon
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The wild sheep of the Central Asian hills
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The African ground squirrel that shades itself with its tail
Read the guideThe Global Animal Guide currently features 54 mammals with full, answer-first profiles covering diet, habitat, size, and conservation status.
Mammals are animals in the mammal class. Browse the full list below to explore each species in detail.