A red fox stands in a grassy area with clover flowers, surrounded by greenery.

Animals that start with F

Curious about animals starting with 'F'? Browse our complete list of animals that start with the letter F in this comprehensive guide. Click any animal to discover fascinating facts, habitat information, and more about these incredible creatures. Each entry includes detailed photos, common questions, and interesting details to help you explore these amazing species.

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A red fox with bright orange fur stands on dry grass, facing the camera with alert ears and keen eyes.

Fox

Vulpes vulpes

Frog

Anura

Flounder

Paralichthys

Fly

Musca domestica

Close-up of a firefly on a green leaf, showing its black and yellow striped body and long antennae.

Firefly

Lampyridae

Two flamingos stand in shallow water with vivid pink feathers and reflections on the blue surface.

Flamingo

Phoenicopterus

A small bird with a grey back, white underside, and black head with a red eye perches on a branch amidst brown twigs.

Finch

Fringilla coelebs

A European polecat stands alert among green grass and foliage next to a rock.

Ferret

Mustela furo

A red kite gliding with wings spread wide, against a blurred green background.

Falcon

Falco

A black and white fainting goat stands on a rocky, wooded ground, facing the camera with trees in the background.

Fainting Goat

Capra aegagrus hircus

A blue bird with black markings perched on a branch against a blurred green background.

Fairy-Wren

Malurus splendens

Close-up of a deer with light brown fur and black eyes, standing against a blurred green background.

Fallow deer

Dama dama

Close-up of a yellow snake with black markings, flicking its tongue, set against a dark green leafy background.

False Cobra

Malpolon moilensis

Close-up of a coiled milk snake, often mistaken for a false coral snake, showcasing its bright orange, black, and white bands.

False coral snake

Anilius scytale