Animals that start with Q

Animals that start with Q include Quokka, Quail, Quoll, Queen Snake, Queen Angelfish, and Quaker Parrot.

Mammals that start with Q include Quokka, Quoll, and Qinling Panda (a subspecies of the giant panda).

Birds that start with Q include Quetzal, Quail, Quaker Parrot, and Quelea.

Reptiles that start with Q include the Queen Snake and Quinkan Rock Monitor.

Amphibians starting with Q are rare, but some frogs are named after regions that start with Q, such as the Queensland Rocket Frog.

Sea animals that start with Q include the Queen Angelfish, Queen Triggerfish, and Queen Conch.

Insects and bugs that start with Q include Queen Ant, Queen Butterfly, and Queen Termite.

Endangered animals that start with Q include the Qinling Panda and some species of Quoll, which are threatened due to habitat loss.

Domesticated animals that start with Q include the Quaker Parrot, often kept as a pet bird.

Yes, mythical animals starting with Q include the Qilin (also spelled Kirin), a creature from Chinese mythology that resembles a deer-dragon hybrid.

The Quokka is one of the most well-known animals beginning with Q, often referred to as “the world’s happiest animal.”

There are fewer animals that start with Q compared to other letters, but several dozen still exist across different categories.

The Queen Angelfish is one of the largest marine animals with a Q name, while the Quokka is the largest well-known mammal starting with Q.

The Queen Ant and Queen Butterfly are among the smallest animals starting with Q.

Predators that start with Q include the Quoll and Queen Snake.

Herbivores that start with Q include Quail (primarily granivorous), Quokka, and Quelea.

Nocturnal animals that start with Q include Quokka, Quoll, and Queen Ant (active in certain cycles).