Animal Names That Start With ‘F’ For Kids

How many animals can you and your little one name that starts with F? Well, if you cannot name enough animals, then this article is for you.  

We remember to teach our children the name of different animals. But what we forget is that we must also make sure that we teach children the name of some animals starting with each letter of the alphabet. In this article, we have covered the names of animals with “F” for you to teach your child.

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List of Common Animals Beginning With ‘F’  

Let’s take a look at some common letter “F” animals.

1. Ferret  

A carnivorous animal with long, slender bodies and short legs. Ferrets have been used for hunting rodents like rats and mice for centuries.  

Fun fact about Ferrets: This animal has a high heart rate of 200-250 beats per minute.  

2. Frog  

An amphibian that can live on both land and fresh water. Frogs generally have a slippery body, varied colours, longer rear legs, and can swim and jump.  

Fun facts about Frogs: This animal can drink water through its skin.  

3. Flounder  

Found at the bottom of the oceans, Flounder captures its prey by ambush.  

Fun facts about Flounders: The eyes of this water animal migrate from one side of their head to the other as they grow.  

4. Frog Fish  

These fishes are scaleless and are found in the deeper parts of the ocean. Frog Fish stay motionless and use lures to draw in prey, then strike in milliseconds.  

Fun fact about Frog Fishes: This aquatic animal is a master at camouflaging.  

5. Fox  

A small carnivorous animal with a snout and medium-sized earlobes and is related to a dog. Fox can be found in the forests on all continents in the world.  

Fun fact about Foxes: The animal can make more than 40 types of screams, barks, and howls, ranging from high-pitched tones to lower tones, to communicate different things.  

6. Fire Salamander  

Fire Salamanders have bright colours that are indicative of the poison in their skin. This animal can have a very long lifespan.  

Fun fact about Fire Salamanders: As the animal grows, they shed their old skin and eat it.  

7. Flying Fox  

Flying Fox is closely related to bats. This animal is mainly found in tropical and subtropical areas, such as in bushes and mangrove forests. Like the bats, Flying Foxes use their legs to hang within an upside-down position.  

Fun fact about Flying Fox: The wings of these animals are actually skin stretched between fingers.  

8. Flying Fish  

These fishes have pectoral that are modified to serve as wings. Flying Fishes enable them to leap out of the water and glide.  

Fun fact about Flying Fishes: This water animal can glide for more than 650 feet.   

9. Flying Squirrel  

Also known as sugar gliders, Flying Squirrels look just like the other squirrels but with wings. Flying Squirrels have very thick fur and big eyes.  

Fun fact about Flying Squirrel: 90% of all Flying Squirrel exist only in Asia.  

10. Fire Ant  

Compared to the other ants, the size of a Fire Ant is a bit bigger, with a length of up to 33 mm. These ants are reddish-brown in colour and live in colonies of around 100,000 ants per colony.  

Fun fact about Fire Ants: Fire Ants can lift 20 times their own body weight.  

More Animals Starting With Letter ‘F’  

Now that your little one knows the names of some common animal names with “F”, let’s teach them some more animal names that start with the same letter.

1. False Killer Whale  
2. Fangtooth  
3. Fennec Fox  
4. Field Spaniel  
5. Fiddler Crab  
6. Finch  
7. Fin Whale  
8. Finnish Spitz  
9. Fire-bellied Toad  
10. Fishing Cat  
11. Flat-coated Retriever  
12. Flat-headed Cat  
13. Flat-headed Snake  
14. Fluke Fish  
15. Fossa  
16. French Bulldog  
17. Frigatebird  
18. Frilled Lizard  
19. Frogmouth  
20. Fur Seal 

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