There are quite a few animals that start with J in English, but sea animals with “J” are uncommon. Some examples of sea animals with “J” are jellyfish, Japanese spider crab, and jackfish.
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English has a few animals that start with V. Some zoo animals that start with “V” are:
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English has a few animals that start with O. Some zoo animals that start with “O” include:
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English has many animals that start with P. Some cute animals that start with “P” include:
English has quite a few animals that start with R. Some sea animals that start with “R” include:
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English has many animals that start with R. Some zoo animals that start with “R” include:
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English has many animals that start with S. Some wild animals that start with “S” are:
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English has many animals that start with S. Sea animals that start with “S” include:
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English has many animals that start with T. Some wild animals that start with “T” are:
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English has many animals that start with T. Some sea animals that start with “T” are:
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English only has a few animals that start with U. Some sea animals that start with “U” are:
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English only has a few animals that start with U. Some cute animals that start with “U” are:
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English has a few animals that start with V. Some sea animals that start with “V” are:
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English has quite a few animals that start with O. Some sea animals that start with “O” include:
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English has a few animals that start with W, but Spanish doesn’t seem to have any commonly recognized animals that start with “W.”
English only has a few animals that start with X. Some wild animals that start with “X” are:
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English only has a few animals that start with X. Some sea animals that start with “X” are:
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English has quite a few animals that start with Y. Some wild animals that start with “Y” are:
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English has quite a few animals that start with Y. Some sea animals that start with “Y” are:
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English has a few animals that start with Z. Some wild animals that start with “Z” are:
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English has a few animals that start with Z. Some sea animals that start with “Z” are:
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Some words that rhyme with one are:
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Some words that rhyme with more are:
Some words that rhyme with it are:
There are only a few animals that start with I in English. Some ocean animals that start with “I” are:
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There are many animals that start with C. Some reptiles that start with C are:
There are many animals that start with D. Some wild animals that start with “D” are:
There are many animals that start with D in English but Spanish also knows some animals with “D”:
There are many animals that start with E. Some big animals with “E” are:
English has many animals that start with E. Some sea animals that start with “E” are:
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English has many animals that start with F. Some sea animals with “F” include:
English has quite a few animals that start with F. Spanish only has a few, such as “foca” (seal), “faisán” (pheasant), flamenco (flamingo), and furón (ferret).
English has many animals that start with G. Some sea animals that start with “G” are:
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English has many animals that start with G. Some wild animals that start with “G” are:
English has many animals that start with H. Spanish also has a few animal names that start with “H.”
The longest word in English that appears in at least some dictionaries is “pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis,” which has 45 letters. It is the name of a lung disease (pneumono) that is caused by inhaling very small (ultramicroscopic) silicone particles from a volcano. The term was coined specifically to serve as an example of a long word.
The second-longest word is “pseudopseudohypoparathyroidism” (30 letters), which is a rare genetic disorder that mimics the symptoms of a thyroid disorder.
Very long words are able to be created in English by adding prefixes and suffixes on to a base word. This process is essentially limitless, which is why most long words have several prefixes and suffixes.
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English has many animals with A. Some 5-letter animals that end with “A” are koala, llama, and panda.
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There aren’t many animals that start with I in English. Some cute animals that start with “I” are impala, Iberian lynx, and the Indian star tortoise.
There are quite a few animals that start with J in English. Spanish also has some animals that start with “J,” such as:
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There are many animals that start with K in English, but there are only a few that start with “K” in Spanish. Some examples are:
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There are many animals that start with K, but not many of them are sea animals.
Some sea animals with “K” are “killer whale” and “king mackerel.”
English has many animals that start with M. Some sea animals that start with “M” are:
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English has many animals that start with M. Some wild animals that start with “M” are:
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There are many animals that start with L in English. Some sea animals that start with “L” are:
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English has many animals that start with N. Some sea animals that start with “N” are:
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English has many animals that start with N. Some zoo animals that start with “N” are:
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