Vocabulario en inglés: Animales (Animals)

Los animales son de las primeras palabras que se aprenden en inglés, y aparecen en muchas expresiones como "as busy as a bee" (muy ocupado) o "let the cat out of the bag" (revelar un secreto). Ojo con los plurales irregulares: mouse → mice, goose → geese, y sheep, deer y fish no cambian en plural.

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Flashcards: 118 palabras sobre Animales

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Lista de vocabulario: Animales

Bear/bɛr/SustantivoOso
Beware of the bear when camping in the forest.
Bird/bɜrd/SustantivoPájaro
Some bird started to fly to the south as winter is coming.
Cat/kæt/SustantivoGato
The neighbor’s cat is a beautiful one with black fur.
Chicken/ˈʧɪkən/SustantivoPollo
My family’s farm has over 200 chickens.
Cow/kaʊ/SustantivoVaca
Kobe cows in Japan receive surprisingly good treatment: listening to classical music, showering in beer, etc.
Dog/dɔg/SustantivoPerro
I have a pet dog named Leo.
Donkey/ˈdɑŋki/SustantivoBurro
The donkeys were carrying heavy packs.
Elephant/ˈɛləfənt/SustantivoElefante
City kids only see elephants on TV or at the zoo.
Fish/fɪʃ/SustantivoPez
There are plenty of fish in the sea.
Goat/goʊt/SustantivoCabra
Goat is one of the animals that live in high mountains.
Horse/hɔrs/SustantivoCaballo
The princess always waits for a prince riding a white horse.
Insect/ˈɪnˌsɛkt/SustantivoInsecto
In many places in the world, insects are used as a type of food.
Lion/ˈlaɪən/SustantivoLeón
Lions are usually found in grassland in Africa.
Monkey/ˈmʌŋki/SustantivoMono
Monkey climbs trees very fast.
Mouse/maʊs/SustantivoRatón
Kim forgot to put the cake into the fridge so a mouse ate it.
Ox/ɑks/SustantivoBuey
Chicken meat is white, whereas that of an ox is red.
Pig/pɪg/SustantivoCerdo
Despite their reputation, pigs are actually pretty smart.
Rabbit/ˈræbət/SustantivoConejo
Rabbits are the symbol of Easter.
Sheep/ʃip/SustantivoOveja
She travels far to the other village to buy a good sheep.
Tiger/ˈtaɪgər/SustantivoTigre
Tigers are considered the king of the jungle.
Dolphin/ˈdɑːlfɪn/SustantivoDelfín
Dolphins are known for their high intelligence and friendly nature.
Whale/weɪl/SustantivoBallena
The blue whale is the largest animal ever known to have lived.
Shark/ʃɑːrk/SustantivoTiburón
Great white sharks are apex predators in ocean ecosystems.
Eagle/ˈiːɡl/SustantivoÁguila
An eagle was soaring high above the mountain peaks.
Owl/aʊl/SustantivoBúho
Owls have exceptional night vision and silent flight.
Wolf/wʊlf/SustantivoLobo
Wolves typically hunt together in closely bonded packs.
Fox/fɑːks/SustantivoZorro
The clever fox easily escaped from the hunter trap.
Penguin/ˈpeŋɡwɪn/SustantivoPingüino
Penguins cannot fly in the air but are superb swimmers.
Kangaroo/ˌkæŋɡəˈruː/SustantivoCanguro
Female kangaroos carry their newborn babies in a pouch.
Giraffe/dʒəˈræf/SustantivoJirafa
The giraffe has a long neck that helps it eat leaves on tall trees.
Zebra/ˈziːbrə/SustantivoCebra
Every zebra has a unique pattern of black and white stripes.
Crocodile/ˈkrɑːkədaɪl/SustantivoCocodrilo
Crocodiles have powerful jaws capable of crushing heavy bones.
Turtle/ˈtɜːrtl/SustantivoTortuga
Sea turtles travel thousands of miles across oceans to lay eggs.
Frog/frɑːɡ/SustantivoRana
The green frog leaped smoothly into the cool pond.
Deer/dɪr/SustantivoCiervo
A herd of wild deer grazed peacefully in the meadow.
Cheetah/ˈtʃiːtə/SustantivoGuepardo
The cheetah sprinted across the savanna in pursuit of its prey.
Leopard/ˈlepərd/SustantivoLeopardo
The leopard hauled its heavy kill up into the acacia tree branches.
Koala/koʊˈɑːlə/SustantivoCoala
The sleepy koala clung tightly to the fragrant eucalyptus branch.
Panda/ˈpændə/SustantivoPanda
The giant panda sat quietly munching on fresh green bamboo shoots.
Rhinoceros/raɪˈnɑːsərəs/SustantivoRinoceronte
A heavily armored rhinoceros grazed peacefully in the open grassland reserve.
Hippopotamus/ˌhɪpəˈpɑːtəməs/SustantivoHipopótamo
The massive hippopotamus submerged itself in the muddy river to stay cool.
Alligator/ˈælɪɡeɪtər/SustantivoCaimán
An American alligator lurked motionless beneath the murky swamp surface.
Chameleon/kəˈmiːliən/SustantivoCamaleón
The camouflaged chameleon shifted its skin tone from emerald green to mottled brown.
Squirrel/ˈskwɜːrəl/SustantivoArdilla
The agile red squirrel scampered up the pine trunk clutching an acorn.
Hedgehog/ˈhedʒhɔːɡ/SustantivoErizo
When approached by barking dogs, the frightened hedgehog rolled itself into a spiky defensive ball.
Otter/ˈɑːtər/SustantivoNutria
Playful river otters slid gracefully down the muddy embankment into the river.
Beaver/ˈbiːvər/SustantivoCastor
The industrious beaver felled an alder tree to reinforce its riverbank dam.
Badger/ˈbædʒər/SustantivoTejón
The nocturnal badger excavated an intricate underground sett beneath the oak roots.
Raccoon/ræˈkuːn/SustantivoMapache
A clever raccoon used its nimble front paws to unlatch the suburban trash can lid.
Walrus/ˈwɔːlrəs/SustantivoMorsa
The enormous walrus hauled its massive blubber-padded body onto the Arctic ice floe.
Seal/siːl/SustantivoSello
The sleek seal torpedoed through the cold ocean water chasing a school of herring.
Sea lion/ˈsiː laɪən/SustantivoLeón marino
A boisterous sea lion sunbathed noisily atop the wooden harbor pier.
Ostrich/ˈɑːstrɪtʃ/SustantivoAvestruz
The towering ostrich sprinted across the dry savanna with immense strides.
Flamingo/fləˈmɪŋɡoʊ/SustantivoFlamenco
A flock of pink flamingos stood gracefully balanced on one leg in the salty lagoon.
Peacock/ˈpiːkɑːk/SustantivoPavo real
The majestic peacock fanned out its iridescent eye-spotted tail feathers in an elaborate display.
Parrot/ˈpærət/SustantivoLoro
The talkative green parrot perched on the sailor’s shoulder mimicking human speech.
Hawk/hɔːk/SustantivoHalcón
The sharp-eyed hawk circled high above the meadow scanning for mice.
Falcon/ˈfælkən/SustantivoHalcón
The peregrine falcon executed a supersonic dive stoop to intercept a pigeon in mid-air.
Woodpecker/ˈwʊdpekər/SustantivoPájaro carpintero
A rhythmic drumming resonated through the forest as the woodpecker probed for grubs.
Hummingbird/ˈhʌmɪŋbɜːrd/Sustantivocolibrí
The tiny hummingbird hovered motionless beside the fuchsia flower sipping nectar.
Pelican/ˈpelɪkən/SustantivoPelícano
The brown pelican scooped a gullet full of fish and seawater into its expandable throat pouch.
Seagull/ˈsiːɡʌl/SustantivoGaviota
Noisy seagulls swooped down over the fishing trawler scavenging for discarded sprats.
Swan/swɑːn/SustantivoCisne
A pair of graceful white swans drifted serenely across the mirror-like palace moat.
Goose/ɡuːs/SustantivoGanso
A defensive gander honked loudly and hissed to protect the young goslings.
Camel/ˈkæml/SustantivoCamello
The resilient camel trudged steadily across the scorching desert sand dunes.
Gorilla/ɡəˈrɪlə/SustantivoGorila
The massive silverback gorilla beat his broad chest to demonstrate dominance in the misty bamboo forest.
Chimpanzee/ˌtʃɪmpænˈziː/SustantivoChimpancé
The clever chimpanzee selected a thin twig to fish edible termites out of the mound.
Antelope/ˈæntɪloʊp/SustantivoAntílope
A herd of graceful antelopes bounded effortlessly over the dry savanna shrubbery.
Bison/ˈbaɪsn/SustantivoBisonte
A herd of massive American bison thundered across the snowy Yellowstone prairie.
Hyena/haɪˈiːnə/SustantivoHiena
The spotted hyena emitted a chilling cackle as the clan competed for the wildebeest carcass.
Sloth/sloʊθ/SustantivoRanura
The three-toed sloth moved with agonizing slowness through the tropical rainforest canopy.
Vulture/ˈvʌltʃər/SustantivoBuitre
Black vultures circled patiently on rising thermals waiting for the predator to abandon the carcass.
platypus/ˈplætɪpəs/Sustantivoornitorrinco
The platypus swims gracefully in the cool river.
porcupine/ˈpɔːkjupaɪn/Sustantivopuerco espín
The porcupine has sharp quills on its back.
aardvark/ˈɑːdvɑːk/Sustantivocerdo hormiguero
The aardvark digs deep holes in the ground.
albatross/ˈælbətrɒs/Sustantivoalbatros
The albatross flies over the stormy sea.
alpaca/ælˈpækə/Sustantivoalpaca
The alpaca has very soft white fur.
anteater/ˈæntiːtə/Sustantivooso hormiguero
An anteater eats thousands of ants each day.
armadillo/ˌɑːməˈdɪləʊ/Sustantivoarmadillo
The armadillo rolls into a ball for protection.
baboon/bəˈbuːn/Sustantivobabuino
A large baboon sat quietly on the tall rock.
barracuda/ˌbærəˈkuːdə/Sustantivobarracuda
The barracuda swam fast near the coral reef.
blackbird/ˈblækbɜːd/Sustantivomirlo
A blackbird sings a sweet song in the garden tree.
blowfish/ˈbləʊfɪʃ/Sustantivopez globo
The blowfish puffs up like a balloon in the water.
boar/bɔː/Sustantivoverraco
The wild boar searches for nuts under forest trees.
buffalo/ˈbʌfələʊ/Sustantivobúfalo
The water buffalo pulls the heavy plow in the muddy field.
bullfrog/ˈbʊlfrɒɡ/Sustantivorana mugidora
The big bullfrog jumped into the calm pond water.
buzzard/ˈbʌzəd/Sustantivozopilote
A brown buzzard circles high up in the blue sky.
capybara/ˌkæpɪˈbɑːrə/Sustantivocarpincho
The capybara sits peacefully by the warm river bank.
caribou/ˈkærɪbuː/Sustantivocaribú
The caribou walked across the deep white snow.
caterpillar/ˈkætəpɪlə/Sustantivooruga
The green caterpillar eats fresh leaves on the plant.
centipede/ˈsentɪpiːd/Sustantivociempiés
A fast centipede crawled under the damp stone.
chinchilla/tʃɪnˈtʃɪlə/Sustantivochinchilla
The chinchilla takes a dust bath to clean its coat.
chipmunk/ˈtʃɪpmʌŋk/Sustantivoardilla listada
The little chipmunk holds a nut with two tiny paws.
cobra/ˈkəʊbrə/Sustantivocobra
The snake charmer played music for the cobra.
condor/ˈkɒndɔː/Sustantivocóndor
The giant condor glides above the mountain peak.
coyote/kaɪˈəʊti/Sustantivocoyote
A coyote howled loudly at the full moon.
crane/kreɪn/Sustantivogrúa
The white crane walks slowly in the shallow water.
dingo/ˈdɪŋɡəʊ/Sustantivodingo
The dingo ran across the red desert sand.
dormouse/ˈdɔːmaʊs/Sustantivolirón
The tiny dormouse sleeps curled up inside its leaf nest.
dragonfly/ˈdræɡənflaɪ/Sustantivolibélula
A blue dragonfly rested on the green water reed.
earthworm/ˈɜːθwɜːm/Sustantivolombriz
An earthworm wiggled on the wet soil after the rain.
gazelle/ɡəˈzel/Sustantivogacela
We can see a gazelle here.
gecko/ˈɡekəʊ/Sustantivogeco
We can see a gecko here.
gibbon/ˈɡɪbən/Sustantivogibón
We can see a gibbon here.
lemur/ˈliːmə/Sustantivolémur
We can see a lemur here.
mongoose/ˈmɒŋɡuːs/Sustantivomangosta
We can see a mongoose here.
skunk/skʌŋk/Sustantivomofeta
We can see a skunk here.
wombat/ˈwɒmbæt/Sustantivowombat
We can see a wombat here.
wallaby/ˈwɒləbi/Sustantivoualabí
We can see a wallaby here.
kingfisher/ˈkɪŋfɪʃə/Sustantivomartín pescador
We can see a kingfisher here.
toucan/ˈtuːkæn/Sustantivotucán
We can see a toucan here.
stork/stɔːk/Sustantivocigüeña
We can see a stork here.
heron/ˈherən/Sustantivogarza
We can see a heron here.
puffin/ˈpʌfɪn/Sustantivofrailecillo
We can see a puffin here.
mandrill/ˈmændrɪl/Sustantivomandril
We can see a mandrill here.
ferret/ˈferɪt/Sustantivohurón
We can see a ferret here.
firefly/ˈfaɪəflaɪ/Sustantivoluciérnaga
We can see a firefly here.
carp/kɑːp/Sustantivocarpa
We can see a carp here.