Animals that start with E

Some examples include Elephant, Eagle, Electric Eel, Emperor Penguin, and Echidna.

Mammals that start with E include the Eland, Eurasian Lynx, Ethiopian Wolf, Elk, and Elephant.

Birds that start with E include the Emu, Eagle, Egret, Eastern Bluebird, Egyptian Vulture, and Emperor Penguin.

Reptiles and amphibians that start with E include the Eastern Coral Snake, European Pond Turtle, and Ethiopian Mountain Adder.

Some amphibians that start with the letter E are the Eastern Dwarf Treefrog, European Tree Frog, and the Emperor Newt.

Ocean animals that start with E include the Electric Eel, Eagle Ray, and Emperor Angelfish.

Insects and bugs that start with E include the Earwig, Emerald Cockroach Wasp, and Eyed Click Beetle.

Endangered animals that start with E include the Ethiopian Wolf, European Mink, Eelgrass Limpet, and Española Giant Tortoise.

Domesticated animals that start with E include the English Bulldog, Egyptian Mau Cat, and Estrela Mountain Dog.

Yes! Mythical animals that start with E include the Enfield (a creature with the body of a fox and wings of an eagle) and the Erymanthian Boar from Greek mythology.

The Elephant is one of the most recognizable animals that start with E, known for its intelligence and large tusks.

There are dozens of animals that start with E, including mammals, birds, reptiles, insects, and sea creatures.

The African and Asian Elephants are the largest land animals that start with E, while the Emperor Penguin is the largest penguin species.

The Etruscan Shrew is one of the smallest mammals that start with E, weighing less than a penny. Insects like the Earwig are even smaller.

Predators that start with E include Eagles Elephant Seals, Emperor Penguins, Electric Eel, and Ethiopian Wolf.

Herbivores that start with E include the Elk, Elephant, and European Hare.

Nocturnal animals that start with E include the Egyptian Fruit Bat, Eurasian Lynx, and Eyed Click Beetle.