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Animal with H
Animal with H / Animals with H
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hairbut Hair Tuft Trogon Hairy Woodpecker haast kiwi hawk Haflinger cockerel Sharkfish Grove snail Hainan Peacock Pheasant Hainanese loach Hainanese Quail Hainasengrundel Haitian woodpecker Hooked Disk Tetra Hookfinch Halav's guitarfish Crescent Grouper Crescent Sloth Crescent Shoveler Half-Ring Sloth stockpile chicken Haldenwald Warbler Collared Clownfish Collared Pratiname Collared Dwarf Snake Collared Aracari Collared Barbet Collared Sloth Collar francolin collar cardinal Collar Kasarka collar snapper Collared sailors Ring-necked Parakeet Collared Woodpecker collartalegalla Collared Warbird Halysotter hammer chicken Hampala barbel hamster Haplochromis Commutabilis Haplochromis Degeni Haplochromis latifasciatus Haplochromis pundamilia Haplochromis Stappersii Haplochromis Thereuterion Haplochromis Vonlinnei Hardun Harlequin Rainbow Fish Harlequin Barbet Harlequin Quail Harris Bunting Hartlaubente Hartlaubfrancolin Hartlaubtoko Hardnose Shark Harwood francolin rabbit Hazel hazel grouse dormouse Crested Barbet crested pheasant crested lark crested tit great crested grebe Crested Quail House Gimpel house mouse black rat black redstart house sparrow house shrew domestic pigeon house wren Hawaiian lionfish Hawaii goose pike pikeperch Hake Heckel's cichlid Dunnock Army Gull Woodlark Heidschnucke Helicolenus hilgendorfii Heliosalfe Heller's Barracuda Helmhokko Great Hornbill Cassowary Helmeted Guinea Fowl Helmeted Woodpecker Helmet Quail Hemibagus Capitulum Hemibagrus microphthalmus Hemibagrus planiceps Hemibagrus Wyckii Hemibagrus Wyckioides Hemibarbus Labeo Hemibarbus longirostris Hemibarbus Maculatus Hemibarbus Mylodon Hemigrammus Bellottii Hemiscyllium Halmahera Hemitrygon Bennettii Hemitrygon Fluviorum Hemprichko Hengel's Keifleckbärbling Henslowhammer Hepsetus Cuvieri Hepsetus Lineata Herber's mackerel Herichthys carpintis Herichthys minckleyi Herichthys Tepehua Herichthys teporatus porbeagle shark Herring whitefish lesser black-backed gull Ermine Heterocharax virgulatus Heteroconger Luteolus Heteromycteris capensis Hay Barbet Locust Bunting Hexagon Honeycomb Hexanchus vitulus Hierro giant lizard Hildebrandtfrancolin Himalayan Woodpecker Himalayan fireback woodpecker Himalayan king chicken Himalayan quail Himantura Leoparda Himantura Undulata hippocampal erectus Hippocampus Pontohi deer Deer antler catfish shepherd maina Hispid Frogfish Histiophryne Psychedelica High Caucasus Otter Highland Francolin High-backed disc tetra Highbrowed Eartheater Hoffmann woodpecker High Sailing Flosser stock dove Hoignes dwarf cichlid Hoki honey bee Honeycomb Grouper Hop Cuckoo Hoplerythrinus Unitaeniatus Horabagrus Brachysoma Horadandia Atukorali Hora's loach horn shark Hornhokko Hornlund horned weir bird Hottentot Duck Hottentot Run Chicken Huaycoste partridge huchen Hudson Tit Hudson's Snipe horseshoe bat horseshoe snake Hujeta Pike Tetra dog Dog Tooth Grouper Dog Tooth Tetra dogfish dog tongue Hutschin's Pygmy Canada Goose Huttonvireo Hydrocynus Brevis Hydrolycus Scomberoides Hypanus Dipterurus Hypanus guttatus Hypanus Say Hypentelium nigricans Hyphessobrycon Togoi Hypoplectrus Ecosur Hypoplectrus Gemma Hypoplectrus Guttavarius Hypoplectrus providencianus Hypoplectrus Randallorum Hypoplectrus Unicolor Hypoptopoma inexspectatum Hypostomus Hondae Hypselecara Coryphaenoides Hyena mute swan Cave isopod Hüpfling Cave Swallow Hill Chicken chicken goose Hoppecker
animal / animals with H
Like humans, animals are living beings that generate their metabolic energy by breathing and by supplying oxygen.
Animals get their energy from eating other animals and living beings. Animals can basically move actively and have organs of all kinds. These include the sex organs or the sensory organs. In some cases, animals can behave very similarly to humans. Some animals, such as monkeys, are closely related to humans. Although humans are biologically animals, they are not considered animals in most contexts.
There is a wide variety of animals in the world. New animals are constantly being discovered and taken in. Especially in the still largely unexplored underwater world, there are some undiscovered animals.
When animals are spoken of, they are often multicellular animals. Although there are major differences in the appearance of insects, vertebrates, etc., according to current knowledge, these animals can be traced back to a common ancestor.
