Animales

Vaca – Cow /kaʊ/

• “The cow is grazing in the field.”
• “She milks the cow every morning.”

Toro – Bull /bʊl/

• “The bull is very strong and fierce.”
• “They keep a bull for breeding purposes.”

Gato – Cat /kæt/

• “The cat is sleeping on the couch.”
• “She adopted a stray cat from the shelter.”

Perro – Dog /dɔɡ/

• “The dog is barking at the mailman.”
• “He takes his dog for a walk every evening.”

Pato – Duck /dʌk/

• “The duck is swimming in the pond.”
• “They feed the ducks at the park.”

Pollo – Chicken /ˈtʃɪkən/

• “The chicken laid three eggs today.”
• “We had grilled chicken for dinner.”

Gallina – Hen /hɛn/

• “The hen is sitting on her eggs.”
• “They raise hens for their eggs.”

Gallo – Rooster /ˈruːstər/

• “The rooster crows at dawn.”
• “A rooster guards the henhouse.”

Caballo – Horse /hɔrs/

• “The horse galloped across the field.”
• “She enjoys riding her horse on weekends.”

Llama – Llama /ˈlɑmə/

• “The llama has thick wool to keep warm.”
• “Llamas are commonly found in South America.”

Chancho – Pig /pɪɡ/

• “The pig loves rolling in the mud.”
• “They raise pigs on their farm.”

Oveja – Sheep /ʃip/

• “The sheep are grazing on the hillside.”
• “He shears the sheep for their wool.”

Conejo – Rabbit /ˈræbɪt/

• “The rabbit hopped across the yard.”
• “She keeps a pet rabbit in a hutch.”

Cuy – Guinea Pig /ˈɡɪni pɪɡ/

• “The guinea pig is squeaking for food.”
• “Guinea pigs are popular pets for children.”

Ratón – Mouse /maʊs/

• “The mouse scurried across the floor.”
• “They set traps to catch the mouse.”

Hámster – Hamster /ˈhæmstər/

• “The hamster is running on its wheel.”
• “She feeds her hamster fresh vegetables.”

Venado – Deer /dɪr/

• “The deer grazes in the meadow.”
• “They spotted a deer in the forest.”

Oso de anteojos – Spectacled Bear /ˈspɛktəkəld bɛr/

• “The spectacled bear is native to the Andes.”
• “Spectacled bears have distinctive facial markings.”

Tapir – Tapir /ˈteɪpər/

• “The tapir is a nocturnal animal.”
• “Tapirs have a short, prehensile snout.”

Zorro andino – Andean Fox /ænˈdiən fɑks/

• “The Andean fox is known for its bushy tail.”
• “Andean foxes are found in South American mountains.”

Tigre – Tiger /ˈtaɪɡər/

• “The tiger is a majestic predator.”
• “Tigers are known for their distinctive stripes.”

Pantera – Panther /ˈpænθər/

• “The panther prowls silently through the jungle.”
• “Panthers are solitary and elusive animals.”

León – Lion /ˈlaɪən/

• “The lion is known as the king of the jungle.”
• “Lions live in groups called prides.”

Puma – Cougar /ˈkuɡər/

• “The cougar is also known as a mountain lion.”
• “Cougars are skilled hunters.”

Elefante – Elephant /ˈɛləfənt/

• “The elephant has a long trunk.”
• “Elephants are the largest land animals.”

Mono – Monkey /ˈmʌŋki/

• “The monkey swings from tree to tree.”
• “Monkeys are known for their playful behavior.”

Ave – Bird /bɜrd/

• “The bird is singing in the tree.”
• “He enjoys watching different species of birds.”

Pez – Fish /fɪʃ/

• “The fish are swimming in the aquarium.”
• “She caught a big fish in the lake.”