A - Z Mammals

Question

Here we go......

Category: Mammals

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I will say the first word that begins with "A", the next person will post a word that starts with "B", then "C" and so on. Please put your answer in Spanish, and provide an English translation.

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My Word:

Alce - moose / elk

Have fun!

Note: Please click the "Newest" tab to see the last entry so that we do not repeat or confuse the order of letters. Thanks!

I don't know why "Mariposa", "Ibis", "Tortuga" are here. They don't belong to class mammal - Fidalgo, Jan 28, 2010

Careless reading on my part is the reason. I'm blushing. - 0057ed01, Jan 28, 2010

bookworm, new category!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, we did it! - 00494d19, Jan 28, 2010

yay!! =D - hlsbookworm, Jan 28, 2010

Answer 1

zarigüeya - opossum

wow, I now know a new word...good one carlos! - hlsbookworm, Jan 28, 2010

A perfect answer of a great brain - Fidalgo, Jan 29, 2010

Answer 2

¿Y la Ñ qué??>:(

ÑU

Good answer, Heidi. But bookworm doesn't consider N difference from Ñ - Fidalgo, Jan 28, 2010

This is a good reason why we should start using the Spanish alphabet! - LaBurra, Jan 28, 2010

Answer 3

suricata - suricate, meerkat

Answer 4

quirquincho - armadillo

Answer 5

camello - camel

Interesting fact: according to my dictionary "camello" is the one-hump camel (bactrian) and "dromedario" is the two-humped kind (dromedary) - LaBurra, Jan 28, 2010

I prefer dromedary dates, personally. - 0057ed01, Jan 28, 2010

Answer 6

Hard one. I will throw out there Ibis. Same in English and Spanish. It is a kind of bird.

But a bird is not a mammal - Fidalgo, Jan 28, 2010

Answer 7

Hombre = man

Answer 8

girafa=giraffe

Answer 9

el fenec (un zorro pequeño del desierto del Sahara)

fennec (a small fox of the Sahara Desert)

Answer 10

elefante - elephant

Answer 11

el delfín

dolphin

Answer 12

ballena- whale

Answer 13

Eureka!

I found an "X" mammal: xenurine - a sub-specie of armadillo.

Likely known by, maybe, .00007% of the world's Spanish speakers.

well now that can be .00008% since all of us here now know it :) jeje - hlsbookworm, Jan 28, 2010

awesome find. - nizhoni1, Jan 28, 2010

Answer 14

No X.

Y: el yac = yak

Answer 15

perro(a) - dog (Too easy, since I've got 2 lying at my feet.)