The game shows one animal photo at a time. Type the animal's name and pick it from the list. Every correct answer adds one to your streak — and one wrong answer ends the run.
The pool is the full Daily Animal cast: more than 800 species, every one with a real Wikimedia Commons photograph. The first rounds deal animals everyone knows; the deeper your streak goes, the rarer the animals get. A perfect run is a streak of 100.
How to play
Look at the photo.
Type the animal's name in the answer bar.
Select the animal from the list. The list shows only animals in the quiz, so a spelling mistake is never a wrong answer.
A correct answer shows the animal's name and deals the next photo. Your streak climbs by one.
One wrong answer ends the run. Your score is the streak you reached.
Reach a streak of 100 to complete a perfect run.
What counts in this quiz
More than 800 animals from the Daily Animal pool — every animal that can be a Daily Animal answer and has a photo.
Common English names and well-known alternate names count. "Puma" counts for Cougar; scientific names from the Daily Animal alias list count too.
Early rounds deal well-known animals. Later rounds add rarer species, so a long streak needs deep knowledge.
What's not included — and why
Animals without a photograph do not appear.
An animal appears at most once per run — the list also hides animals you have already answered.
Good to know
The photos are the same Wikimedia Commons pictures the Daily Animal reveal uses, credited on the card as you play.
The pool spans every continent and every animal class — mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, insects and more.
A streak of 100 without a single miss puts you through more species than most field guides cover in a chapter.