Animals that start with J

Some examples include Jaguar, Jackal, Jellyfish, Jackrabbit, Jay, and Japanese Macaque.

Mammals that start with J include Jackrabbit, Jaguar, Jackal, Jerboa, and Japanese Macaque.

Birds that start with J include Jay, Junco, Junglefowl, Jabiru (a large stork), and Japanese White-eye.

Reptiles that start with J include the Jungle Carpet Python and Japanese Rat Snake.

Amphibians that start with J include the Japanese Giant Salamander and Japanese Tree Frog.

Sea animals that start with J include Jellyfish, Japanese Spider Crab, and Japanese Eel.

Insects and bugs that start with J include Japanese Beetle, Jewel Beetle, and Jumping Spider.

Endangered animals that start with J include the Japanese Crane (Red-crowned Crane), Javan Rhino, and Javan Slow Loris.

Domesticated animals that start with J include Japanese Chin (a dog breed), Japanese Bobtail (a cat breed), and Japanese Quail.

Yes! The Jorōgumo is a mythical spider-woman from Japanese folklore that can shapeshift and ensnare victims.

The Jaguar is one of the most well-known and iconic animals that starts with J, especially in the Americas.

There are a few dozen animals that start with J across categories such as mammals, birds, reptiles, insects, and sea life.

The Japanese Spider Crab (with leg spans up to 12 feet/4 meters) and Jaguar are among the largest J animals.

The Jumping Spider and Japanese Tree Frog are among the smallest animals starting with J.

Predators that start with J include the Jaguar, Jackal, Japanese Weasel, and Jellyfish (some species are venomous hunters).

Herbivores that start with J include the Jackrabbit, Japanese Macaque (omnivorous but eats many plants), and Jerboa.

Nocturnal animals that start with J include Jackals, Jaguars, Jerboas, and Japanese Giant Salamanders.