Latin animals Online Quiz

The Latin word 'ovis' translates to 'sheep' in English. It is also used as the scientific genus name for sheep, such as Ovis aries.

The Latin word for frog is 'rana'. This term is also used as the scientific genus name for many true frogs.

The Latin word for horse is 'equus'. This is also the genus name for horses, zebras, and donkeys, and is the root of English words like 'equestrian'.

The Latin word for crab is 'cancer'. This is also the name of the constellation and the astrological sign represented by a crab.

The Latin word for snake is 'serpens'. This is the root of the English word 'serpent' and is also the name of a constellation.

The Latin word for tiger is 'tigris'. This is very similar to the English word and is used in the scientific name Panthera tigris.

The Latin word for mouse is 'mus'. It is also the genus name for mice, such as the common house mouse (Mus musculus).

The Latin word for sheep is 'ovis'. This is also the genus name for sheep, while 'leo' means lion, 'cancer' means crab, and 'tigris' means tiger.

In Latin, 'pullus' refers to a young animal, particularly a chick or chicken. It is the root of English words like 'pullet' and 'poultry'.

The Latin word for rabbit or bunny is 'cuniculus'. This is also used in the scientific name of the European rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus).

The Latin word for wolf is 'lupus'. This is also the species name for the gray wolf (Canis lupus) and is the root of words like 'lupine'.