86,376,472 petition signatures
Protect Animals' Rights!
- Target: The UN, any nation, any state, any organization
- Sponsored by: Signe Robertson
No one has the right to decide they are superior to someone else and rule over their life, just because they are a different species. Innocent animals don't deserve to be enslaved or abused anymore than you or your children do - In other words, they don't deserve it at all! The human rights of the UN and of every nation and state in the world should be changed so that some of the basic rights should cover a selected group of mammals: Placental mammals known to live at least ten years. These are the mammals that have most in common with humans and most easily make emotional connections with humans. If these suggested additions to the human rights can not be added in the UN or in any government, hopefully they will at least change some rules, regulations, homes and minds.
Thank you for taking the time to read this and many thanks to you who decide to give animals their deserved rights!
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Did you know?
All cow's milk contains pus.
Breeding animals for food uses up lots of the fossil fuels, grain, rain forests, raw materials and water, uses lots of drugs, pesticide and petrolium and pollutes the environment.
Cows are known to babysit each other's calves. Female cows on milk farms are artificially inseminated every ten months after they are one year old, so that they will not stop producing milk. Their calves are taken away from them before they're a day old. Dairy cows - The ones you get your milk from - Are usually slaughtered at age 4 or 5 years. Male cows raised for beef have their horns and testicles cut off without pain killers.
Many vegetarians and vegans report that when they stopped eating meat, their health and well-being got much better.
Most animal products contain antibiotics, campylobacter, dioxins, E. coli and salmonella which make millions of people sick and kill thousands each year.
Pigs are believed to be smarter than both dogs and toddlers. Pigs on meat farms get their teeth cut in half and their tails cut off. The male piglets get their testicles ripped out without painkillers.
The meat you buy in stores does not come from animals that lived happy lives and were painlessly slaughtered. Animals in meat factories are abused, malnourished, mutilated alive and if they don't die from injuries, they are killed brutally.
Vegetarians are 40 per cent less likely to get cancer than non-vegetarians.
Your "ecological" meat or milk come from just the same horrible places as any other animal products.
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Suggested additions to the human rights in the UN and any government that wishes to adopt them:
1. Humans and selected mammals have the right to life, liberty and security of person.
2. Humans or selected mammals shall not be held in slavery or servitude, animals should only be allowed to be kept as company or assistance if it is a harmless and joyful experience for the animal.
3. Humans or selected mammals shall not be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
4. Humans and selected mammals have the right to social security and is entitled to realization, through national effort and international co-operation and in accordance with the organization and resources or each State, of the economic, social and cultural rights indispensable for his dignity and the free development of his personality.
5. Humans and selected mammals have the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services, and the right to security in the event of unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age or other lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond his control.
6. Motherhood and childhood, for humans and selected mammals are entitled to special care and assistance. All children, whether born in or out of wedlock, shall enjoy the same social protection.
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Here is the list of the so-called "selected mammals". They are chosen for this list because they are placental mammals known to live for at least ten years or more. These animals should be covered internationally by some of the basic human rights.
Aardvarks
Aardwolves
African Bush Elephants
African Elephants
African Golden Cats
Allen's Swamp Monkeys
Alpacas
Alpine Marmots
American Bison
American Minks
Angwantibos
Antarctic Fur Seals
Arabian Oryx
Asian Black Bears
Asian Elephants
Asian Golden Cats
Atlantic White-sided Dolphins
Australian Snubfin Dolphins
Aye-Ayes
Baboons
Baiji
Baikal Seals
Baird's Tapirs
Bald Uakaris
Bamboo Lemurs
Barasingha
Barbary Macaques
Bearded Sakis
Beluga
Binturongs
Bison
Black-And-White Ruffed Lemurs
Blackbucks
Black Howlers
Black Rhinoceroses
Blandford's Foxes
Blue Whales
Blue Wildebeest
Bobcats
Bonnet Macaques
Bornean Orangutans
Bos
Bottlenose Dolphins
Bowhead Whales
Brown Mouse Lemurs
Brush-Tailed Porcupines
Bush Dogs
California Sea Lions
Camels
Cape Foxes
Cape Porcupines
Capuchin Monkeys
Capybaras
Caracals
Cattle
Cats
Celebes Crested Macaques
Central American Agoutis
Central American Squirrel Monkeys
Chamois
Cheetahs
Cheirogaleids
Chilean Dolphins
Chimpanzees
Chinchillas
Chital
Clouded Leopards
Coatis
Colobines
Colocolos
Commerson's Dolphins
Common Agoutis
Common Brown Lemurs
Common Chimpanzees
Common Dolphins
Common Kusimanses
Common Marmosets
Corsac Foxes
Cottontop Tamarins
Cougars
Coyotes
Crowned Lemurs
Cuvier's Beaked Whales
Dall's Porpoises
Daubenton's Bat
De Brazza's Monkeys
Degus
Desmarest's Hutias
Diademed Sifakas
Diana Monkeys
Dingoes
Dogs
Domestic Sheep
Dryas Monkeys
Dugongs
Eastern Gray Squirrels
Eastern Pipistrelles
Eastern Small-footed Myotis
Egyptian Mongooses
Elephants
Elephant Seals
Elk
Emperor Tamarins
European Badgers
European Pine Martens
Fallow Deer
Ferrets
Finless Porpoises
Fin Whales
Flat-headed Cats
Flying Squirrels
Fork-Crowned Lemurs
Fossas
Foxes
Fox Squirrels
Galagos
Galapagos Fur Seals
Gambian Epauletted Fruit Bat
Gaur
Genets
Geoffroy's Spider Monkeys
Geoffroy's Tamarins
Gerenuks
Gervais' Beaked Whales
Giant Eland
Giant Otters
Giant Pandas
Giraffes
Goeldi's Marmosets
Golden Lion Tamarins
Gorillas
Gray-headed Flying Fox
Gray Mouse Lemurs
Gray Whales
Gray Wolves
Greater Horse-Shoe Bat
Greater Kudu
Greater Mouse-deer
Grivets
Guanacos
Guatemalan Black Howlers
Guinea Pig
Hamadryas Baboons
Hamlyn's Monkeys
Hammer-headed Bat
Harbor Seals
Haviside's Dolphins
Hawaiian Monk Seals
Hector's Dolphins
Hedgehogs
Himalayan Goral
Himalayan Tahrs
Hippopotami
Hoolock Gibbons
Horses
Howler Monkeys
Humans
Humpback Whales
Iberian Lynxes
Indiana Bat
Indian Rhinoceroses
Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphins
Irrawaddy Dolphins
Jaguars
Japanese Macaques
Javan Rhinoceroses
Killer Whales
Kinkajous
Kloss's Gibbons
Kodskods
La Plata Dolphin
Lar Gibbons
Leopards
Leopard Seals
Lesser Bulldog Bat
Lesser Short-nosed Fruit Bat
L'Hoest's Monkeys
Lion-Tailed Macaques
Lions
Little Brown Bat
Long-Tailed Chinchillas
Lorids
Lutungs
Malayan Tapirs
Mandrills
Manatees
Mantled Guerezas
Mantled Howlers
Marsh Mongooses
Mediterranean Monk Seals
Meerkats
Melon-headed Whales
Minks
Mountain Beavers
Mountain Goats
Mountain Tapirs
Muriquis
Naked Mole Rats
Neotropical Fruit Bats
Nepal Gray Langurs
Nilgai
North American River Otter
North Atlantic Right Whales
Northern Fur Seals
Olive Baboons
Oribi
Oriental Small-clawed Otters
Pacific White-sided Dolphins
Pampas Deer
Pantropical Spotted Dolphins
Parti-colored Bat
Patagonian Maras
Pere David's Deer
Philippine Tarsiers
Pied Tamarins
Pigs
Pilot Whales
Pitheciines
Polar Bears
Pond Bat
Porpoises
Pottos
Prehensile-Tailed Porcupines
Preuss's Monkeys
Pronghorns
Pudus
Pygmy Hippopotami
Pygmy Marmosets
Raccoon Dogs
Raccoons
Red-Bellied Lemurs
Red Deer
Red-flanked Duikers
Red Foxes
Red-Handed Tamarins
Red Pandas
Red Ruffed Lemurs
Red-Shanked Duocs
Red Slender Lorises
Red Squirrels
Rhesus Macaques
Rhinoceroses
Ribbon Seals
Right Whale Dolphins
Right Whales
Ring-Tailed Lemurs
Risso's Dolphins
Rock Hyraxes
Roe Deer
Ross Seals
Ruffed Lemurs
Saiga Antelopes
Saki Monkeys
Sand Cats
Scimitar Oryx
Sea Otters
Sei Whales
Servals
Short-beaked Common Dolphins
Siamangs
Siberian Chipmunks
Siberian Ibex
Sifakas
Skunks
Sloth Bears
Slow Lorises
Small-toothed Palm Civets
Snow Leopards
South American Coatis
South American Tapirs
Sperm Whales
Spider Monkeys
Spinner Dolphins
Spotted Hyenas
Squirrel Monkeys
Striped Polecats
Subantarctic Fur Seals
Sumatran Orangutans
Sumatran Rhinoceroses
Sun Bears
Surilis
Swift Foxes
Talapoins
Tamaraws
Tamarins
Tapirs
Taruca
Thomson's Gazelles
Tibetan Macaques
Titis
True Lemurs
Tucuxi
Vampire Bats
Vaquita
Verreaux's Sifakas
Vervet Monkeys
Walrusses
Warthogs
Water Buffaloes
Water Deer
Wedell Seals
West Indian Manatees
White-Headed Capuchins
White-Headed Lemurs
White Rhinoceroses
Wildebeest
Wild Goats
Wisent
Wolverines
Yaks
Yellow-Bellied Marmots
Yellow-Cheeked Gibbons
We, the undersigned, would be grateful if you took the time to read this and consider these suggestions!
Dear Humans,
No one has the right to decide they are superior to someone else and rule over their life, just because they are a different species. Innocent animals don't deserve to be enslaved or abused anymore than you or your children do - In other words, they don't deserve it at all! The human rights of the UN and of every nation and state in the world should be changed so that some of the basic rights should cover a selected group of mammals: Placental mammals known to live at least ten years. These are the mammals that have most in common with humans and most easily make emotional connections with humans. If these suggested additions to the human rights can not be added in the UN or in any government, hopefully they will at least change some rules, regulations, homes and minds.
Thank you for taking the time to read this and many thanks to you who decide to give animals their deserved rights!
----
Did you know?
All cow's milk contains pus.
Breeding animals for food uses up lots of the fossil fuels, grain, rain forests, raw materials and water, uses lots of drugs, pesticide and petrolium and pollutes the environment.
Cows are known to babysit each other's calves. Female cows on milk farms are artificially inseminated every ten months after they are one year old, so that they will not stop producing milk. Their calves are taken away from them before they're a day old. Dairy cows - The ones you get your milk from - Are usually slaughtered at age 4 or 5 years. Male cows raised for beef have their horns and testicles cut off without pain killers.
Many vegetarians and vegans report that when they stopped eating meat, their health and well-being got much better.
Most animal products contain antibiotics, campylobacter, dioxins, E. coli and salmonella which make millions of people sick and kill thousands each year.
Pigs are believed to be smarter than both dogs and toddlers. Pigs on meat farms get their teeth cut in half and their tails cut off. The male piglets get their testicles ripped out without painkillers.
The meat you buy in stores does not come from animals that lived happy lives and were painlessly slaughtered. Animals in meat factories are abused, malnourished, mutilated alive and if they don't die from injuries, they are killed brutally.
Vegetarians are 40 per cent less likely to get cancer than non-vegetarians.
Your "ecological" meat or milk come from just the same horrible places as any other animal products.
----
Suggested additions to the human rights in the UN and any government that wishes to adopt them:
1. Humans and selected mammals have the right to life, liberty and security of person.
2. Humans or selected mammals shall not be held in slavery or servitude, animals should only be allowed to be kept as company or assistance if it is a harmless and joyful experience for the animal.
3. Humans or selected mammals shall not be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
4. Humans and selected mammals have the right to social security and is entitled to realization, through national effort and international co-operation and in accordance with the organization and resources or each State, of the economic, social and cultural rights indispensable for his dignity and the free development of his personality.
5. Humans and selected mammals have the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services, and the right to security in the event of unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age or other lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond his control.
6. Motherhood and childhood, for humans and selected mammals are entitled to special care and assistance. All children, whether born in or out of wedlock, shall enjoy the same social protection.
----
Here is the list of the so-called "selected mammals". They are chosen for this list because they are placental mammals known to live for at ten least years or more. These animals should be covered internationally by some of the basic human rights.
Aardvarks
Aardwolves
African Bush Elephants
African Elephants
African Golden Cats
Allen's Swamp Monkeys
Alpacas
Alpine Marmots
American Bison
American Minks
Angwantibos
Antarctic Fur Seals
Arabian Oryx
Asian Black Bears
Asian Elephants
Asian Golden Cats
Atlantic White-sided Dolphins
Australian Snubfin Dolphins
Aye-Ayes
Baboons
Baiji
Baikal Seals
Baird's Tapirs
Bald Uakaris
Bamboo Lemurs
Barasingha
Barbary Macaques
Bearded Sakis
Beluga
Binturongs
Bison
Black-And-White Ruffed Lemurs
Blackbucks
Black Howlers
Black Rhinoceroses
Blandford's Foxes
Blue Whales
Blue Wildebeest
Bobcats
Bonnet Macaques
Bornean Orangutans
Bos
Bottlenose Dolphins
Bowhead Whales
Brown Mouse Lemurs
Brush-Tailed Porcupines
Bush Dogs
California Sea Lions
Camels
Cape Foxes
Cape Porcupines
Capuchin Monkeys
Capybaras
Caracals
Cattle
Cats
Celebes Crested Macaques
Central American Agoutis
Central American Squirrel Monkeys
Chamois
Cheetahs
Cheirogaleids
Chilean Dolphins
Chimpanzees
Chinchillas
Chital
Clouded Leopards
Coatis
Colobines
Colocolos
Commerson's Dolphins
Common Agoutis
Common Brown Lemurs
Common Chimpanzees
Common Dolphins
Common Kusimanses
Common Marmosets
Corsac Foxes
Cottontop Tamarins
Cougars
Coyotes
Crowned Lemurs
Cuvier's Beaked Whales
Dall's Porpoises
Daubenton's Bat
De Brazza's Monkeys
Degus
Desmarest's Hutias
Diademed Sifakas
Diana Monkeys
Dingoes
Dogs
Domestic Sheep
Dryas Monkeys
Dugongs
Eastern Gray Squirrels
Eastern Pipistrelles
Eastern Small-footed Myotis
Egyptian Mongooses
Elephants
Elephant Seals
Elk
Emperor Tamarins
European Badgers
European Pine Martens
Fallow Deer
Ferrets
Finless Porpoises
Fin Whales
Flat-headed Cats
Flying Squirrels
Fork-Crowned Lemurs
Fossas
Foxes
Fox Squirrels
Galagos
Galapagos Fur Seals
Gambian Epauletted Fruit Bat
Gaur
Genets
Geoffroy's Spider Monkeys
Geoffroy's Tamarins
Gerenuks
Gervais' Beaked Whales
Giant Eland
Giant Otters
Giant Pandas
Giraffes
Goeldi's Marmosets
Golden Lion Tamarins
Gorillas
Gray-headed Flying Fox
Gray Mouse Lemurs
Gray Whales
Gray Wolves
Greater Horse-Shoe Bat
Greater Kudu
Greater Mouse-deer
Grivets
Guanacos
Guatemalan Black Howlers
Guinea Pig
Hamadryas Baboons
Hamlyn's Monkeys
Hammer-headed Bat
Harbor Seals
Haviside's Dolphins
Hawaiian Monk Seals
Hector's Dolphins
Hedgehogs
Himalayan Goral
Himalayan Tahrs
Hippopotami
Hoolock Gibbons
Horses
Howler Monkeys
Humans
Humpback Whales
Iberian Lynxes
Indiana Bat
Indian Rhinoceroses
Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphins
Irrawaddy Dolphins
Jaguars
Japanese Macaques
Javan Rhinoceroses
Killer Whales
Kinkajous
Kloss's Gibbons
Kodskods
La Plata Dolphin
Lar Gibbons
Leopards
Leopard Seals
Lesser Bulldog Bat
Lesser Short-nosed Fruit Bat
L'Hoest's Monkeys
Lion-Tailed Macaques
Lions
Little Brown Bat
Long-Tailed Chinchillas
Lorids
Lutungs
Malayan Tapirs
Mandrills
Manatees
Mantled Guerezas
Mantled Howlers
Marsh Mongooses
Mediterranean Monk Seals
Meerkats
Melon-headed Whales
Minks
Mountain Beavers
Mountain Goats
Mountain Tapirs
Muriquis
Naked Mole Rats
Neotropical Fruit Bats
Nepal Gray Langurs
Nilgai
North American River Otter
North Atlantic Right Whales
Northern Fur Seals
Olive Baboons
Oribi
Oriental Small-clawed Otters
Pacific White-sided Dolphins
Pampas Deer
Pantropical Spotted Dolphins
Parti-colored Bat
Patagonian Maras
Pere David's Deer
Philippine Tarsiers
Pied Tamarins
Pigs
Pilot Whales
Pitheciines
Polar Bears
Pond Bat
Porpoises
Pottos
Prehensile-Tailed Porcupines
Preuss's Monkeys
Pronghorns
Pudus
Pygmy Hippopotami
Pygmy Marmosets
Raccoon Dogs
Raccoons
Red-Bellied Lemurs
Red Deer
Red-flanked Duikers
Red Foxes
Red-Handed Tamarins
Red Pandas
Red Ruffed Lemurs
Red-Shanked Duocs
Red Slender Lorises
Red Squirrels
Rhesus Macaques
Rhinoceroses
Ribbon Seals
Right Whale Dolphins
Right Whales
Ring-Tailed Lemurs
Risso's Dolphins
Rock Hyraxes
Roe Deer
Ross Seals
Ruffed Lemurs
Saiga Antelopes
Saki Monkeys
Sand Cats
Scimitar Oryx
Sea Otters
Sei Whales
Servals
Short-beaked Common Dolphins
Siamangs
Siberian Chipmunks
Siberian Ibex
Sifakas
Skunks
Sloth Bears
Slow Lorises
Small-toothed Palm Civets
Snow Leopards
South American Coatis
South American Tapirs
Sperm Whales
Spider Monkeys
Spinner Dolphins
Spotted Hyenas
Squirrel Monkeys
Striped Polecats
Subantarctic Fur Seals
Sumatran Orangutans
Sumatran Rhinoceroses
Sun Bears
Surilis
Swift Foxes
Talapoins
Tamaraws
Tamarins
Tapirs
Taruca
Thomson's Gazelles
Tibetan Macaques
Titis
True Lemurs
Tucuxi
Vampire Bats
Vaquita
Verreaux's Sifakas
Vervet Monkeys
Walrusses
Warthogs
Water Buffaloes
Water Deer
Wedell Seals
West Indian Manatees
White-Headed Capuchins
White-Headed Lemurs
White Rhinoceroses
Wildebeest
Wild Goats
Wisent
Wolverines
Yaks
Yellow-Bellied Marmots
Yellow-Cheeked Gibbons
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Again, thank you for taking the time to read this and many thanks to you who will help make the world a better place for animals!
Dear Humans,
No one has the right to decide they are superior to someone else and rule over their life, just because they are a different species. Innocent animals don't deserve to be enslaved or abused anymore than you or your children do - In other words, they don't deserve it at all! The human rights of the UN and of every nation and state in the world should be changed so that some of the basic rights should cover a selected group of mammals: Placental mammals known to live at least ten years. These are the mammals that have most in common with humans and most easily make emotional connections with humans. If these suggested additions to the human rights can not be added in the UN or in any government, hopefully they will at least change some rules, regulations, homes and minds.
Thank you for taking the time to read this and many thanks to you who decide to give animals their deserved rights!
----
Did you know?
All cow's milk contains pus.
Breeding animals for food uses up lots of the fossil fuels, grain, rain forests, raw materials and water, uses lots of drugs, pesticide and petrolium and pollutes the environment.
Cows are known to babysit each other's calves. Female cows on milk farms are artificially inseminated every ten months after they are one year old, so that they will not stop producing milk. Their calves are taken away from them before they're a day old. Dairy cows - The ones you get your milk from - Are usually slaughtered at age 4 or 5 years. Male cows raised for beef have their horns and testicles cut off without pain killers.
Many vegetarians and vegans report that when they stopped eating meat, their health and well-being got much better.
Most animal products contain antibiotics, campylobacter, dioxins, E. coli and salmonella which make millions of people sick and kill thousands each year.
Pigs are believed to be smarter than both dogs and toddlers. Pigs on meat farms get their teeth cut in half and their tails cut off. The male piglets get their testicles ripped out without painkillers.
The meat you buy in stores does not come from animals that lived happy lives and were painlessly slaughtered. Animals in meat factories are abused, malnourished, mutilated alive and if they don't die from injuries, they are killed brutally.
Vegetarians are 40 per cent less likely to get cancer than non-vegetarians.
Your "ecological" meat or milk come from just the same horrible places as any other animal products.
----
Suggested additions to the human rights in the UN and any government that wishes to adopt them:
1. Humans and selected mammals have the right to life, liberty and security of person.
2. Humans or selected mammals shall not be held in slavery or servitude, animals should only be allowed to be kept as company or assistance if it is a harmless and joyful experience for the animal.
3. Humans or selected mammals shall not be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
4. Humans and selected mammals have the right to social security and is entitled to realization, through national effort and international co-operation and in accordance with the organization and resources or each State, of the economic, social and cultural rights indispensable for his dignity and the free development of his personality.
5. Humans and selected mammals have the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services, and the right to security in the event of unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age or other lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond his control.
6. Motherhood and childhood, for humans and selected mammals are entitled to special care and assistance. All children, whether born in or out of wedlock, shall enjoy the same social protection.
----
Here is the list of the so-called "selected mammals". They are chosen for this list because they are placental mammals known to live for at ten least years or more. These animals should be covered internationally by some of the basic human rights.
Aardvarks
Aardwolves
African Bush Elephants
African Elephants
African Golden Cats
Allen's Swamp Monkeys
Alpacas
Alpine Marmots
American Bison
American Minks
Angwantibos
Antarctic Fur Seals
Arabian Oryx
Asian Black Bears
Asian Elephants
Asian Golden Cats
Atlantic White-sided Dolphins
Australian Snubfin Dolphins
Aye-Ayes
Baboons
Baiji
Baikal Seals
Baird's Tapirs
Bald Uakaris
Bamboo Lemurs
Barasingha
Barbary Macaques
Bearded Sakis
Beluga
Binturongs
Bison
Black-And-White Ruffed Lemurs
Blackbucks
Black Howlers
Black Rhinoceroses
Blandford's Foxes
Blue Whales
Blue Wildebeest
Bobcats
Bonnet Macaques
Bornean Orangutans
Bos
Bottlenose Dolphins
Bowhead Whales
Brown Mouse Lemurs
Brush-Tailed Porcupines
Bush Dogs
California Sea Lions
Camels
Cape Foxes
Cape Porcupines
Capuchin Monkeys
Capybaras
Caracals
Cattle
Cats
Celebes Crested Macaques
Central American Agoutis
Central American Squirrel Monkeys
Chamois
Cheetahs
Cheirogaleids
Chilean Dolphins
Chimpanzees
Chinchillas
Chital
Clouded Leopards
Coatis
Colobines
Colocolos
Commerson's Dolphins
Common Agoutis
Common Brown Lemurs
Common Chimpanzees
Common Dolphins
Common Kusimanses
Common Marmosets
Corsac Foxes
Cottontop Tamarins
Cougars
Coyotes
Crowned Lemurs
Cuvier's Beaked Whales
Dall's Porpoises
Daubenton's Bat
De Brazza's Monkeys
Degus
Desmarest's Hutias
Diademed Sifakas
Diana Monkeys
Dingoes
Dogs
Domestic Sheep
Dryas Monkeys
Dugongs
Eastern Gray Squirrels
Eastern Pipistrelles
Eastern Small-footed Myotis
Egyptian Mongooses
Elephants
Elephant Seals
Elk
Emperor Tamarins
European Badgers
European Pine Martens
Fallow Deer
Ferrets
Finless Porpoises
Fin Whales
Flat-headed Cats
Flying Squirrels
Fork-Crowned Lemurs
Fossas
Foxes
Fox Squirrels
Galagos
Galapagos Fur Seals
Gambian Epauletted Fruit Bat
Gaur
Genets
Geoffroy's Spider Monkeys
Geoffroy's Tamarins
Gerenuks
Gervais' Beaked Whales
Giant Eland
Giant Otters
Giant Pandas
Giraffes
Goeldi's Marmosets
Golden Lion Tamarins
Gorillas
Gray-headed Flying Fox
Gray Mouse Lemurs
Gray Whales
Gray Wolves
Greater Horse-Shoe Bat
Greater Kudu
Greater Mouse-deer
Grivets
Guanacos
Guatemalan Black Howlers
Guinea Pig
Hamadryas Baboons
Hamlyn's Monkeys
Hammer-headed Bat
Harbor Seals
Haviside's Dolphins
Hawaiian Monk Seals
Hector's Dolphins
Hedgehogs
Himalayan Goral
Himalayan Tahrs
Hippopotami
Hoolock Gibbons
Horses
Howler Monkeys
Humans
Humpback Whales
Iberian Lynxes
Indiana Bat
Indian Rhinoceroses
Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphins
Irrawaddy Dolphins
Jaguars
Japanese Macaques
Javan Rhinoceroses
Killer Whales
Kinkajous
Kloss's Gibbons
Kodskods
La Plata Dolphin
Lar Gibbons
Leopards
Leopard Seals
Lesser Bulldog Bat
Lesser Short-nosed Fruit Bat
L'Hoest's Monkeys
Lion-Tailed Macaques
Lions
Little Brown Bat
Long-Tailed Chinchillas
Lorids
Lutungs
Malayan Tapirs
Mandrills
Manatees
Mantled Guerezas
Mantled Howlers
Marsh Mongooses
Mediterranean Monk Seals
Meerkats
Melon-headed Whales
Minks
Mountain Beavers
Mountain Goats
Mountain Tapirs
Muriquis
Naked Mole Rats
Neotropical Fruit Bats
Nepal Gray Langurs
Nilgai
North American River Otter
North Atlantic Right Whales
Northern Fur Seals
Olive Baboons
Oribi
Oriental Small-clawed Otters
Pacific White-sided Dolphins
Pampas Deer
Pantropical Spotted Dolphins
Parti-colored Bat
Patagonian Maras
Pere David's Deer
Philippine Tarsiers
Pied Tamarins
Pigs
Pilot Whales
Pitheciines
Polar Bears
Pond Bat
Porpoises
Pottos
Prehensile-Tailed Porcupines
Preuss's Monkeys
Pronghorns
Pudus
Pygmy Hippopotami
Pygmy Marmosets
Raccoon Dogs
Raccoons
Red-Bellied Lemurs
Red Deer
Red-flanked Duikers
Red Foxes
Red-Handed Tamarins
Red Pandas
Red Ruffed Lemurs
Red-Shanked Duocs
Red Slender Lorises
Red Squirrels
Rhesus Macaques
Rhinoceroses
Ribbon Seals
Right Whale Dolphins
Right Whales
Ring-Tailed Lemurs
Risso's Dolphins
Rock Hyraxes
Roe Deer
Ross Seals
Ruffed Lemurs
Saiga Antelopes
Saki Monkeys
Sand Cats
Scimitar Oryx
Sea Otters
Sei Whales
Servals
Short-beaked Common Dolphins
Siamangs
Siberian Chipmunks
Siberian Ibex
Sifakas
Skunks
Sloth Bears
Slow Lorises
Small-toothed Palm Civets
Snow Leopards
South American Coatis
South American Tapirs
Sperm Whales
Spider Monkeys
Spinner Dolphins
Spotted Hyenas
Squirrel Monkeys
Striped Polecats
Subantarctic Fur Seals
Sumatran Orangutans
Sumatran Rhinoceroses
Sun Bears
Surilis
Swift Foxes
Talapoins
Tamaraws
Tamarins
Tapirs
Taruca
Thomson's Gazelles
Tibetan Macaques
Titis
True Lemurs
Tucuxi
Vampire Bats
Vaquita
Verreaux's Sifakas
Vervet Monkeys
Walrusses
Warthogs
Water Buffaloes
Water Deer
Wedell Seals
West Indian Manatees
White-Headed Capuchins
White-Headed Lemurs
White Rhinoceroses
Wildebeest
Wild Goats
Wisent
Wolverines
Yaks
Yellow-Bellied Marmots
Yellow-Cheeked Gibbons
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