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Pick from over 100 animals from every continent and ocean, including many Indian species such as the Bengal tiger, Ganges river dolphin, gharial, great Indian bustard and purple frog.
Filter by type, habitat, region and diet, choose how many animals you want, and generate. Each animal comes with its scientific name, class, diet, habitat, typical lifespan and size, IUCN Red List status and a fun fact.
| Type of animal | Any |
| Habitat | Any |
| Where it lives | Asia & India |
| Diet | Any |
| How many animals | 1 |
| 🐾 Sunbird (Purple) | India's answer to the hummingbird, it sips nectar and males shine metallic purple. |
| Animals that match your choices | 51 — press Calculate again for another |
India's answer to the hummingbird, it sips nectar and males shine metallic purple..
| Type of animal | Any |
| Habitat | Ocean |
| Where it lives | Anywhere |
| Diet | Any |
| How many animals | 3 |
| 1. 🐾 Mudskipper | This fish walks on mud with its fins and breathes through its skin; you can see it in the Sundarbans. |
| 2. 🐾 Blue Whale | The largest animal known to have ever lived; its heart alone weighs about 180 kg. |
| 3. 🐾 Whale Shark | The biggest fish in the sea eats only tiny plankton; Gujarat's coast is a key breeding area. |
| Animals that match your choices | 19 — press Calculate again for another |
This fish walks on mud with its fins and breathes through its skin; you can see it in the Sundarbans..
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The IUCN Red List rates how close a species is to extinction: Least Concern, Near Threatened, Vulnerable, Endangered, Critically Endangered, Extinct in the Wild and Extinct.
Lifespans and sizes are typical figures in the wild; individual animals vary.