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T is for Tamarind Marmoset |
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S is for Salamander |
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T is for Teenagers, lol. T is for Terrapin. |
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U stands for Unexpected Cotton Rat (OK I looked up animals beginning with U and loved the idea of an Unexpected Cotton Rat ..... rodent equivalent of the Spanish Inquisition Monty Python sketch???) |
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Fantastic Angie, mega impressed. V is for Vicuna. |
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W is for Walrus |
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X is for Xoloitzcuintle - a hairless dog breed |
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Wow Velvet, that's fantastic. Y is for Yellowhammer |
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Z is for Zebra (da-dah!) |
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A is for Abyssinian |
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