wild animal; animals that live or grow in the wild without being raised or bred by humans

An open-air zoo where animals are kept in large natural enclosures rather than in cages.

Vivid, full of life, and full of interest; engaging and not dull.

Single-celled eukaryotic organisms that are the most primitive form of animal-like life, typically living in water or as parasites in other organisms

An animal that lives in or on another animal to obtain its nutrients; a parasitic animal.

Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora

an animal that produces eggs that hatch outside the body; an ovipara

the animal kingdom; multicellular animals that comprise the subkingdom Metazoa

the subkingdom of animals excluding sponges; eumetazoa

viviparous animals; animals that give birth to live young rather than laying eggs

wildlife park; safari park

any animal belonging to the subkingdom Parazoa, consisting primarily of sponges

A type of primitive multicelled organism, consisting of a solid body with inner reproductive and outer nutritional cell layers, typically parasitic in marine invertebrates.