The Animals in Spanish

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Today we are going to learn how to say the Names of Animals in Spanish: 
Los Animales. 
Hoy aprenderemos a decir el nombre de los Animales en español. 

Animals can be classified into two groups according to the
presence or absence of backbones.

Here you can see a list of vertebrate animals.

Type
Name
Singular
Plural
Mamíferos
(mammals)
Dog
El perro
Los perros
Cat
El gato
Los gatos
Rabbit
El conejo
Los conejos
Squirrel
La ardilla
Las ardillas
Horse
El caballo
Los caballos
Donkey
El burro
Los burros
Sheep
La oveja
Las ovejas
Cow
La vaca
Las vacas
Bull
El toro
Los toros
Pig
El cerdo
Los cerdos
Fox
El zorro
Los zorros
Wolf
El lobo
Los lobos
Lion
El león
Los leones
Tiger
El tigre
Los tigres
Bear
El oso
Los osos
Monkey
El mono
Los monos
Giraffe
La jirafa
Las jirafas
Zebra
La cebra
Las cebras
Elephant
El elefante
Los elefantes
Dolphin
El delfín
Los delfines
Whale
La ballena
Las ballenas





Las aves
(birds)
Chicken
El pollo
Los pollos
Hen
La gallina
Las gallinas
Rooster
El gallo
Los gallos
Duck
El pato
Los patos
Parrot
El loro
Los loros
Turkey
El pavo
Los pavos
Eagle
El águila
Las águilas
Owl
El búho
Los búhos
Ostrich
La avestruz
Las avestruces
Penguin
El pingüino
Los pingüinos
Los anfibios
(amphibians)
Frog
La rana
Las ranas
Toad
El sapo
Los sapos
Los reptiles
(reptiles)
Turtle
La tortuga
Las tortugas
Snake
La serpiente
Las serpientes
Crocodile
El cocodrilo
Los cocodrilos
Los peces
(fish)
Anchovy
La anchoveta
Las anchovetas
Trout
La trucha
Las truchas
Shark
El tiburón
Los tiburones


Here you can see a list of invertebrate animals.
Nombre
Singular
Plural
Fly
La mosca
Las moscas
Spider
La araña
Las arañas
Ant
La hormiga
Las hormigas
Bee
La abeja
Las abejas
Butterfly
La mariposa
Las mariposas
Worm
El gusano
Los gusanos
Snail
El caracol
Los caracoles
Crab
El cangrejo
Los cangrejos


Now let's see some example sentences: Ejemplos

            - Tengo tres mascotas: un perro y dos gatos.
              I have three pets: a dog and three cats.

            - Escuchamos el canto de un gallo.
              We heard The crow of a rooster.
            - El león es el rey de la selva.
              The lion is the king of the jungle.

            - Tom sabe ordeñar una vaca.
              Tom knows how to milk a cow.

            - Mi gallina puso su primer huevo hoy.
              My hen laid her firs egg today.

            - El avestruz es el ave más grande del mundo.
              The ostrich is the world's largest bird.

            - Las jirafas son los mamíferos más altos del mundo.
              Giraffes are the world tallest mammals.

            - Los delfines son animales muy inteligentes.
              Dolphins are very intelligent animals.

            - Las tortugas marinas son una de las criaturas más antiguas de la tierra.
              Sea turtles are one of the Earth's most ancient animals.

            - La ballena azul es el animal más grande del planeta.
              The Blue Whale is the largest animal on Earth.
Watch the video to see the correct pronunciation.

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