List of fictional animals

This list of fictional animals contains fictional animals based on a biological model in literature, movies, comics, television series, and in advertising. The entries include both stylized (e.g. as a logo) and personalized (e.g. as a figure or companion) animals. However, it does not include legendary or mythological animals (see list of fictitious animals ), mascots and unspecific fable names from historical literature.

Monkeys

Abu (from the cartoon Aladdin )
Äffle (from Pferdle and Äffle , Swabian cartoon character, partner of the Pferdle since 1963 in Armin Lang's short films on TV advertising for the Südwestdeutscher Rundfunk )
The Librarian ( Orangutan from Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels )
Coco - The Curious Monkey (in the original "Curious George"; protagonist of a series of children's books with the same title, mainly known in the USA, written by Hans Augusto Rey and Margret Rey )
Charly ( chimpanzee from the ZDF family series Our Charly )
Cheeta (chimpanzee, companion of Tarzan in the novels of Edgar Rice Burroughs )
Conga and Chimpy (a gorilla and a chimpanzee from the video game Banjo-Kazooie for Nintendo 64, parodies of Donkey and Diddy Kong)
Dr. Cornelius (humanoid chimpanzee from the film Planet of the Apes based on the novel by Pierre Boulle )
Donkey Kong (Gorilla from the Nintendo video game of the same name )

more monkeys from it:

Chunky Kong (silverback gorilla from Donkey Kong 64 )
Cranky Kong (grandfather or father of Donkey Kong)
Diddy Kong ( spider monkey , the nephew of Donkey Kong)
Dixie Kong (chimpanzee girl, Diddy Kong's friend)
Lanky Kong (orangutan from Donkey Kong 64 )
Tiny Kong (Chimpanzee girl from Donkey Kong 64 )

Enkō no Enma (from the manga and anime series Naruto )
Fipps (from Fipps, the monkey , picture story by Wilhelm Busch , 1879)
Gil Braltar (leader of a horde of apes after Jules Verne , who almost succeeded in conquering Gibraltar )
Mr. Nilsson (from Astrid Lindgren's Pippi Longstocking children's books )
Jack (from the movie Pirates of the Caribbean )
Joko (from the comics Jo and Jette by Hergé )
Judy (chimpanzee from the TV series Daktari )
Kar ( Akim's friend, from the comics Akim, son of the jungle by Augusto Pedrazza and Hansrudi Wäscher )

King Kong (giant gorilla from the classic film of the same name and the remakes)

King Louie (orangutan from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book and its adaptations)

Little Dodo (orangutan from the Little Dodo series , movie Little Dodo )

Krakelius Kreckeckeck (from the animal story Der Oberaffe by Manfred Kyber )

Lancelot Link (chimpanzee as a secret agent in the US series Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp , broadcast from 1970 to 1972)

Lazlo (spider monkey from the cartoon series Camp Lazlo )

Link (orangutan from the movie Link - The Butler )

Little Coco (in the original: "Lukinho", "Cocinho", "Sparta" or "Susinho"; crazy animal star of a Croatian children's program filmed on the Kornati islands )

Louie (orangutan from Käpt'n Balu and his daring crew , owner of the restaurant "Louie's")

Ludwig (extremely happy and sporty villager from the Animal Crossing video game series , parody of Donkey Kong and Super Mario's brother Luigi, special feature: Luigi outfit)

Magilla Gorilla (by Hanna-Barbera from the animated series of the same name)

Mojo (from the animated series The Simpsons )

Monkey King (1964 Chinese cartoon, Monkey King Causes Havoc In Heaven )

The alleged young nephew from England (in Wilhelm Hauff's fairy tale The monkey as a person from the fairy tale almanac to the year 1827 )

Rafiki ( baboon from The Lion King )

Ronny (presenter of the music program Ronny's Pop Show , dubbed by Otto Waalkes )

Rotpeter (monkey incarnate in Franz Kafka's story A report for an academy )

Shift (or cunning; speaking monkey from The Chronicles of Narnia VII - The Last Battle )

Mr. Teeny (chain-smoking monkey from the series The Simpsons , often accompanies the clown Krusty )

Toto (from the TV series Daktari )

" Trigema " monkey (first appeared in a commercial in the mid-1990s disguised as an announcer: "... I wear Trigema because I'm not a camel!")

Dr. Zaius (humanoid orangutan from the film Planet of the Apes based on the novel by Pierre Boulle)

Dr. Zira (humanoid chimpanzee from the film Planet of the Apes based on the novel by Pierre Boulle)

Ants

" Ants of the particularly large kind" (from Goethe's Faust, second part )
Antony (from the movie Ant-Man from Marvel )
Atom Ant (in the original "Atom Ant"; first broadcast: Hanna-Barbera for NBC-TV, September 12, 1965)
Charly (from the animated series The Blue Elise )
Ferdinand (from the children's books by Ondřej Sekora )
Flik and other characters (from the animated film The Great Crawling )
Max Butziwackel the Ant Emperor (Original: Ciondolino ; children's book by Luigi Bertelli (Vamba), 1895, German translation 1920)
Paul Emsig (Ant from the cartoon series Maya the Bee )
Z and other characters (from the animated film Antz )
Two "Hamburg ants" (who "wanted to travel to Australia", from the poem Die Ameisen by Joachim Ringelnatz )

Anteaters

The blue Elise (from the cartoon series of the same name ). In the original American version ( The Ant and the Aardvark ), however, she was not referred to as an anteater , but as an aardvark , which is also reflected in her appearance, and was also male.

Sniffles (from the cartoon Happy Tree Friends )

Bears

Atta Troll ( bear from the poem of the same name by Heinrich Heine )

Baba (included in the logo of Bärchenpost TeddyDelivery )

Balu (in the original: "Baloo"; from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book and its adaptations)

Banjo (from the rareware game Banjo-Kazooie for the Nintendo 64 )

Basilius Mummelpelz ( brown bear from the animal story Basilius Mummelpelz and Hieronymus Kragenpeter by Manfred Kyber )

Ben ( Black Bear from the TV series My Friend Ben )

Bernard ( polar bear from the 3D animation series of the same name on KiKA )

Bear (enchanted prince from the fairy tale Snow White and Rose Red )

" Bear brand " bear (from advertising)

The big bear (from the puppet series The Bear in the Big Blue House by Jim Henson )

Boog ( grizzly bear from the animated film Jagdfieber )

The three bears (from the fairy tale Goldilocks and the three bears )

Buddy Bear and United Buddy Bears , art exhibitions in public spaces

Bummi (main character in the children's magazine of the same name )

Bussi Bär (from the comic series of the same name by Rolf Kauka )

Cunt bears , including Käpt'n Blaubär (from the world of Walter Moers )

" Charmin " bear (from advertising)

The Bear (a nameless bear from the animated series Adventures with Timon and Pumbaa )

The little bear (from Janosch's children's picture books )

The Bear Family (from the cartoon series Tales from Bear Country )

Family Petz (from the Austrian bed treats series of the same name , consisting of grandfather Petz, mother Petz, father Petz and grandchild Pezi)

Fozzie (from the Muppet Show )

" Goldbären " ( gummy bears from Haribo , originally: "dancing bears")

Care bears (from the cartoon series of the same name )

Gummy bears (from the cartoon series Disney's gummy bear gang )

Hieronymus Kragenpeter ( collar bear from the animal story Basilius Mummelpelz and Hieronymus Kragenpeter by Manfred Kyber )

Humphrey (from the Donald Duck comics)

"Hustinetten" bear (from advertising)

Kalle ( polar bear as a comedy - hand puppet in the program of René Marik )

Käpt'n Blaubär (from the world of Walter Moers )

Kenai (character who is transformed into a bear in the film Brother Bear)

Fair bear (regional in Hesse and Thuringia, fair boy in bear costume)

Koda (companion of Kenai in the film Bear Brothers )

Die Kuschelbären (from the Polish-German cartoon series of the same name from 1983 about the three teddy bears button eyes, velvet paws and plush ears, based on the children's book What three little bears experienced in the forest by Margarete Thiele)

Lars (from the children's book series The Little Polar Bear and its film adaptations)

Li-La-Moody Bear (from the TV show of the same name )

Little John (from the cartoon Robin Hood )

Michka (from the Russian animation series Masha and the Bear )

Noah (polar bear from the animated series Oiski! Poiski! )

Oliver Bommel (companion of Tom Puss )

Paddington Bear (in Great Britain very famous children's book character by Michael Bond )

Petzi (in the original "Rasmus Klump"; from the comic series of the same name )

Po (from the movie Kung Fu Panda by Dreamworks )

Winnie the Pooh (in the original: "Winnie-the-Pooh", from the novels of Alan Alexander Milne )

Rilakkuma (figure for merchandise products from the Japanese company San-X )

Samson (from the supporting program of the television series Sesame Street , supplemented for several years by his cousin Simson, with a visor )

Shardik or Mir (guardian of the bear and turtle beam from the fantasy novel series The Dark Tower by Stephen King )

The dancing bear (poem by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing )

Tao Tao ( panda bear in the cartoon series of the same name )

Ted (from the Sandman story series Ted and Luzi )

Ted (from the movie of the same name )

Tooty (sister of Banjo from the Nintendo game Banjo-Kazooie for the N64)

The Top Ten Teddies (by André Roche for the " surprise egg " by Ferrero )

Vincent (from the 3D animation film Ab durch die Hecke )

Yogi Bear (in the original "Yogi Bear"; from the trick series of the same name by Hanna - Barbera )

Beos

Blacky / Blackbeard (the Beo from The Three Question Marks )
Padde (from the children's book the pirate blackbird by Uwe Timm )

beaver

The Beaver Brothers (from the cartoon series of the same name )

Biba Blendi (from toothpaste advertising)

Buddy (from the song Buddy Biber by the Wise Guys )

Chack (from the Japanese animated series Chack the beaver )

Mr and Mrs Beavers (from the novel series The Chronicles of Narnia by CS Lewis)

Lindenbaum (beaver cub from the cartoon series Yakari )

Reilly (Canadian beaver from the animated film Jagdfieber )

Bees

Barry B. Benson (from the animated film Bee Movie - The Honey Complot from 2007)

Beatrix the Bee (from the stories by Birgit Desch)

Bi-Ba-Bumsebiene ( music video invented by Stefan Horn on the now closed website ballz.de , later made known through ringtone advertising )

three nameless bees as well as their queen and their entourage (from the cartoon series Tom and the strawberry jam bread with honey )

Flitz (in the Japanese original Hatchi or Hutch ; from the cartoon series Flitz the baby bee )

Honig-Bini, trainee for the mistress of honey (from the video game Banjo-Tooie for the Nintendo 64)

Maja (from the novels Maya the Bee and Her Adventures and Heavenly People by Waldemar Bonsels and the cartoon series of the same name )

Biene Mayer (from the Maya the Bee parody Biene Mayer )

The Very Hungry Bee (from the children's book Little The Very Hungry Bee )

Queenie and her entourage (from an episode of the animated series Chip and Chap - The Knights of Law )

Bee humming around (title character of a parlor game)

Sumsi (comic advertising character of the Raiffeisen banks)

Willy (from the cartoon Maya the Bee )

Badgers

Cornelius Dachs (from the cartoon Master Dachs and his friends )
Badger (from the children's book classic The Wind in the Willows )
Badger and later the young badger Höfele, from the children's book series When the Animals Left the Forest by Colin Dann (1979)
Dennis the Badger (from the Doctor Snuggles animated series )
Dominik Dachs (in the original Bill Badger ; from the children's books of the same name by Denys Watkins-Pitchford )
Grimbart (from the fable of Goethe , nephew of Reineke Fuchs )
Midnight (from the Warrior Cats book series )
Wilhelm (from the children's book The Little Fat Knight by Robert Bolt )

Dolphins

Daniel Alexander Delfin (from the novel The Dreaming Dolphin by Sergio Bambaren )
Darwin (from the TV series seaQuest DSV )
Dolphins (from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy )
Delfy and his girlfriend Delfina (from the cartoon series Delfy )
Dr. Strange and his sister Doris from the TV series The Penguins from Madagascar
Flipper (from the television series and films of the same name)

dinosaur

Denver (from the animated series Denver, The Last Dinosaur )
Dino (the Feuerstein family's pet )
Dino (from Bibi Blocksberg )
Dinobabies (from the children's series of the same name)
The Drolly Dinos or Dapsy Dinos (created by the designer André Roche for the Ferrero surprise egg )
Extreme Dinosaurs (main characters in the children's cartoon series of the same name)
Gertie the Dinosaur (a cartoon character from Winsor McCay )
Godzilla (brought back to life and mutated by radioactivity, from the films of the same name and the series of the same name)
Littlefoot and Friends (from the In a Land Before Time series )
Sauri and his friends (main character from the audio book series Tales of the Little Dinosaur )
The Sinclair family (from the series The Dinos )
Urmel (from the book series Urmel aus dem Eis by Max Kruse and its film adaptations)
Yoshi ( Nintendo video game character )
Lace cap (from the Runaways series )

Dodos

Dodo (from the children's book Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll and the films based on it)
Dodo (from the animated series Oggy and the Cockroaches )
Dodo (from the cartoon series of the same name)
Dodos (from the movie Ice Age )
Gogo Dodo (from the TV series Tiny Toon Adventure )
Pickwick (a cloned dodo , pet of the heroine Thursday E. Next from the novel cycle by Jasper Fforde )
Polly (from the animated film The Pirates! Bunch of Weird Guys )

Squirrel, chipmunk, other croissants

Little horns and officials (in more recent translations "Chip & Chap", in the original "Chip & Dale"; comic and cartoon characters from Disney )
C- & F-Hörnchen (parody of the mouth chair on A- and administration)
Chipmunks ( chipmunks the fictional group music and animated series Alvin and the chipmunks )
Conker (from the video games Diddy Kong Racing , Conker's Bad Fur Day (both N64) and Conker Live and Reloaded (X-Box))
Hammy ( squirrel from Ab through the hedge )
Mao ( flying squirrel from the series Darker than Black: Ryūsei no Gemini )
Nusper (from the stories of Beatrix Potter )
Pips (in the French original "Spip"; squirrel from the comic series Spirou and Fantasio )
Puschel (from the anime series Puschel, the squirrel )
Ratatöskr (from the Edda )
Sandy Cheeks (from the cartoon SpongeBob SquarePants )
Scrat & Scratte (saber-toothed squirrel from the animated film Ice Age )
Skippy & Slappy (from the Animaniacs TV series )
The Nutty Squirrels (German "Die verrückten Eichhörnchen "; a Chipmunks imitation)
Twitchy (mad newspaper photographer from the animated film The Little Red Riding Hood Conspiracy )
Tammy and Bink (in the original "Tammy & Binky Squirrel"; two female cartoon characters from Chip and Chap - The Knights of Law , in the original Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers )

Lizards

Bart Junior and Zirpy (in the original "Chirpy"; from the animated series The Simpsons )

Moose

Adalbert B. Lumpus (from the cartoon series Camp Lazlo )
Graufell (from Selma Lagerlöf's novel The wonderful journey of little Nils Holgersson with the wild geese )
Klootz (the telepathic mount of the title hero from Sterling E. Lanier's "post-doomsday" novel Hiero's journey )
Lumpy (from the flash animation series Happy Tree Friends )
Moose (the talking moose from the Christmas film Es ist ein Moose )
Tony Chopper (from the anime One Piece , actually a reindeer in the original)
Benny and Björn (from the cartoon Bear Brothers )
Rudolph, Donner and Blitz (from the Santa Claus & Co. KG series )

Elephants

Babar (King of the Elephants, from the children's book series Babar the Elephant )

Baroi (from Akim , Neue Abenteuer , Norbert Hethke Verlag, No. 25)

Benjamin Blümchen (cartoon and radio play character by Elfie Donnelly )

blue elephants (in "Slaughter the blue elephants!" by Melchior Schedler )

(Colonel) Hathi (from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book and its adaptations)

the red elephant (the logo of the children's shoe brand Elefanten-Schuh )

Dumbo (from the cartoon Dumbo, the flying elephant )

blue elephant (from the show with the mouse )

Elmar, the Elephant (in the Elmar book series by David McKee )

The Funny Fanten (= "Elefantos" in France, "Elefantao" in Italy and many other names worldwide; by the designer André Roche for various Ferrero products)

Grünofant (the round green elephant of the forest maestro of the same name from Langnese (1975–1978))

Heffalumps (elephant-like fantasy creatures from Alan Alexander Milnes Pooh the Bear )

Mûmakil (= Olifanten; from The Lord of the Rings by JRR Tolkien )

Nalagiri rag skin (Indian elephant from the animal story Der Oberaffe by Manfred Kyber )

Ngumbe (roommate in Sarah Burrini's shared apartment from Life is not a pony farm )

Oskar (the elephant in Erich Kästner's The Conference of Animals )

Ottifanten (cartoon characters by Otto Waalkes )

Raj (Indian elephant from the cartoon Camp Lazlo )

Pink elephants (which are mainly used in animated films to replace white mice as an illustration of a strong state of intoxication, e.g. Pinky, the pink elephant by Barney Gumble from the animated series The Simpsons and in the animated film Fantasia )

Stampfi (English "Stampy"; the elephant that Bart Simpson wins in a radio show)

Tantor (from Tarzan - Jungle Tales of Tarzan after Edgar Rice Burroughs )

Taj (good spirit of the island of Funoria from the video game Diddy Kong Racing for the Nintendo 64 and the 3DS)

Wendelin ( Loriot's cartoon elephant from the TV show The Grand Prize )

The elephants (who carry Terry Pratchett's Discworld )

Horton (the lead elephant in Horton hears a who! )

Elmer (from the cartoons Silly Symphonies )

Goliath II (from the animated short film of the same name )

Lelebum (a rhymed and pictorial elephant story by Binette Schroeder, Thienemann Verlag 1973)

Ducks

Duckburg residents in the Disney comics:
- Dagobert Duck (originally "Scrooge McDuck")
- Daisy Duck
- Donald Duck
- Dorette Duck
- Gundel juggling
- Tick, Trick and Track (in the original "Huey, Dewey and Louie")
Arne Anka ( duck from the comic series of the same name)
Canardo (a cynical detective in the comic of the same name by Sokal )
Alfred Jodocus Kwak (duck from the musical fable of the same name and animated series by Herman van Veen )
Alfred Wirrfuss (clever duck from the cartoon series Darkwing Duck - The horror of the villains )
The yellow duck (from the show with the mouse )
Daffy Duck (black duck in the Warner Brothers cartoons )
Darkwing Duck (from the animated series Darkwing Duck - The Terror of the Villains )
Entje from the children's series Au Schwarte
Fup (in the novel of the same name by Jim Dodge , translated by Harry Rowohlt )
Quack (Original: "Kvack", the duck wearing viking helmet from Hägar the Terrible in the comics by Dik Browne )
Count Duckula (cartoon vampire duck, voiced by Ilja Richter )
Howard the Duck (extraterrestrial duck also filmed )
Rubber Duck (Ernie's favorite toy from Sesame Street )
Schnatterinchen (from the program Our Sandman )
Tiger duck ( wooden toy drawn by Janosch )
Watsch (from the comic books of the hedgehog Mecki )
The duck on the duckman's head (homeless man in Ankh-Morpork, capital of Discworld , in the novels of Terry Pratchett )
Jack, Kack, Lack, Mack, Nack, Ouack, Pack, Quack, Mr. & Mrs. Mallard (Heroes of Boston History Make Way for Ducklings )
The soul cake duck of the Discworld novels is an anthropomorphic personification of the "soul cake Tuesday", the counterpart to Easter Sunday
The ugly duckling (from the fairy tale of the same name by Hans Hans Christian Andersen . It later turned out to be a swan.)
Ferdinand (white duck from the family film A Pig called Babe )
Plucky Duck (from the Tiny Toon Adventure TV series )
Geextah and Slax (from the cartoon series X-DuckX - Extremely crazy by Jan Van Rijsselberge)

aardvark

The blue Elise (from the animated series of the same name ). In the original American version ( The Ant and the Aardvark ), however, she is male. In the German dubbing she is referred to as an anteater .
Cyril Sneer and Cedric Sneer from the Canadian cartoon series The Raccoons
Helmut the aardvark by Hilke Raddatz .
Cerebus (from the Canadian comic series "Cerebus The Aardvark" by David Sim )

meerkat

Timon (full name "Timon Berkowitz"; from the animated films The Lion King and The Lion King 2 - Simba's Kingdom and the animated series Adventure with Timon and Pumbaa )
Jan and Henry (two meerkat brothers who tell children on KiKA bedtime stories)

ass

Apollo 13 (the mount of the Greek Dimitri from the film The Shoe of Manitu )

Benjamin ( donkey of the fable Animal Farm by George Orwell )

Cadichon (from the cartoon series of the same name Cadichon - the memories of a donkey based on the work Memories of a Donkey by the Comtesse de Ségur )

Donkey (the companion of Shrek in the animated film Shrek - The daredevil hero and its sequels)

Eeyore (in the original "Eeyore"; from the novels about Pooh the Bear by Alan Alexander Milne )

Kuzorra (Mount of the Knight von Schalkenstein from the comedy series The Fat and the Belgians )

Pavlova (from Pavlova or How to Smuggle a Donkey Halfway Around the World , novel by Brian Sewell )

Platero (from My Donkey Platero and I , prose work by Juan Ramón Jiménez )

Rucio (the mount of Sancho Panza from Don Quixote , prose work by Miguel de Cervantes )

Trotro (from the cartoon series of the same name )

The first-person narrator in Apuleius ' The Golden Donkey

Owls

Auftakteule , from the poem DerTanz in Christian Morgenstern's Galgenliedern

Archimedes (from the cartoon The Witch and the Wizard )

Big Mama from Cartoon Cap and Capper

Bubo (the owl of Athena from the fantasy film Clash of the Titans (1981) by Desmond Davis )

Bubo (the mechanical owl from the fantasy film Clash of the Titans (1981) by Desmond Davis and the remake Clash of the Titans (2010) and the sequel, Wrath of the Titans )

Eugen and his sister Eufemia (operators of the museum in the Animal Crossing video game series )

Owl, the precocious owl (originally "Owl" in the novels about Pooh the Bear by Alan Alexander Milne )

Fjodor F. Fjodor (actually Schuhu, character from the novel Der Schrecksenmeister by Walter Moers , friend of Echo)

Methusa, reincarnation of Rauru, former King of Hyrule and the Wisem of Light from the Nintendo game "The legend of Zelda V - Ocarina of time" for the Nintendo 64 and the 3DS

Errol, Hermes, Hedwig Pigwidgeon and the eagle owl of the Malfoy family, as well as other owls from the school, the post office and the Daily Prophet (from Harry Potter )

Ezekiel ("Zechy"), a comforting owl from Arambolia (in the radio play Elea Eluanda and Bibi Blocksberg, episode 78)

Schuhu (eagle owl from the novel Das kleine Gespenst by Otfried Preußler )

Soren, one of the barn owls from "The Legend of the Guardians"

Sloths

The sloth (which is too lazy to eat, from the animal story of the same name by Manfred Kyber )
Flash (a three-toed sloth from the animated film Zoomania )
Frank, the sloth from the Verivox advertisement
Klammer (in the original: Belt, in the animated film The Croods )
Sid (in the animated film Ice Age )

fishes

Bats

Shadow (main character in the novel Silberflügel by Kenneth Oppel )
Tutulla (the narrator and friend of Little King Kalle Wirsch )
Bartok from Anastasia

To fly

The fly (in the animated chains of the " Tex Avery Show ")
Puck, the housefly (in the cartoon Maya the Bee )
Summi (in the animated series Chip and Chap - The Knights of Law )
In the operetta Orpheus in der Unterwelt by Jacques Offenbach , Jupiter tries to approach the kidnapped Eurydice in the form of a fly with erotic intent.
Mooch from the movie G-Force - Agents with Bite

Ferrets

Angus (Clay's drug addict pet in the animated series Free for All )

Freddy, the nasty ferret from the animation series Barnyard .

Rodolfo, the ferret from "and then came Polly"

Scorch, Cruella de Vil's nasty ferret, from 101 Dalmatians (TV series)

Sredni Vashtar, the ferret in the story of the same name by Saki and its film adaptation

frogs

Battletoads (The three frogs Rash, Zitz and Pimple from the video game series)
Crazy Frog (interpreter of cell phone ringtones)
Eruka Frog (appears in Soul Eater as both a frog and human form)
Falkenhorst as comedy - hand puppet in the program of René Marik
Flitz Flosch (from the youth magazine Spick )
Frog Brothers from the Diddl area .
The frog ups from Thomas Körner
The Frog King (in the fairy tale of the same name by the Brothers Grimm )
Günter box frog from Janosch
Hopps (a friend of Lurchi's and an advertising figure for salamander shoes )
Hupsi (character in an animated series from the 1970s: "Don't be a frog, Hupsi!")
Kandoo frog (advertising character for Pampers care products)
Kermit (from Sesame Street and the Muppet Show )
Keroppi (from the Japanese anime series)
Nicky Flippers (star investigator from the animated film The Little Red Riding Hood Conspiracy )
Pepe (from Boy's Club and Internetmeme)
Sancho and Pancho (from the cartoon series of the same name)

foxes

Bauspar-Fuchs of Bausparkasse Schwäbisch Hall

Cap and Vixie (from the cartoon Cap and Capper )

Champagne (cartoon character by illustrator Jeremy Bernal)

Crash Bandicoot (computer game protagonist )

The mangy fox (friend of the street cat from the children's book and the cartoon series Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi )

Finnick (a desert fox from the animated film Zoomania )

Fox McCloud (hero of the Star Fox video game series ) and Krystal (Fox's girlfriend)

Fix and Foxi (from the comic series of the same name by Rolf Kauka )

Fox (a desert fox, also called a fennec , from the story The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry )

Gideon Gray (a red fox from the animated film Zoomania )

Mr. Fuchs (from the program Our Sandman )

Krystal (mistress and companion of Fox McCloud)

Kyūbi no Yōkō, Kurama (9-tailed fox demon from the manga and anime series Naruto )

Maid Marian (from the cartoon Robin Hood )

Mr. Fox (from The Fantastic Mr. Fox )

Nick Wilde (a red fox from the animated film Zoomania )

Uncle Fax (from the comic series Fix und Foxi by Rolf Kauka )

Reineke Fuchs (in de Fabel Reynke de vos and in a poem by Goethe )

The mad or mad Reiner (dubious dealer and art forger from the video game series Animal Crossing )

Rif, protagonist of Heirs of the Earth

Robin Hood and Marian (from the cartoon Robin Hood )

Smirre (in the novel The wonderful journey of little Nils Holgersson with the wild geese by Selma Lagerlöf )

Swift (helpful but silent companion of David, from the animated series David the Kabauter )

Tails (from the game Sonic the Hedgehog )

Werfuchs, from the poem by Christian Morgenstern : proposed new formations of nature

Wuk / Vuk (from the cartoon Wuk, the little fox )

Animated series When the animals left the forest :

Red Foxes : Fox and Vixen, Cheeky, Friendly, Graceful, Dreamer, Greyhound / Whisper, Placker
Blue foxes : strays, border guards, scarred faces, blue foxes

Geese

Akka von Kebnekajse (from the novel The wonderful journey of little Nils Holgersson with the wild geese by Selma Lagerlöf )
Amelia and Abigail (from the cartoon Aristocats )
Auguste ("Gustje"; in the story Die Weihnachtsgans Auguste by Friedrich Wolf )
Borka (from the children's book Borka. The Experiences of a Wild Goose by John Burningham )
Gertrud (from the novel The Journey to the Center of the Earth by Jules Verne )
Franz Gans (from the Disney comics)
Gustav Gans (from the Disney comics)
Klemens and Klementinchen (from the TV series Die Kinder vom Mühlental )
Lucy (from the animated television series 101 Dalmatians (TV series) )
Martin (from the novel The Wonderful Journey of Little Nils Holgersson with the Wild Geese by Selma Lagerlöf)
Mimi (from the program Confetti TiVi of ORF )

Gazelles

Gazelle (from the animated film Zoomania )

vulture

Josua Kragenkropf and Isaiah Krallenbein (from the animal story of the same name by Manfred Kyber )

The Vultures (from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book and its adaptations)

Trigger and Nutsy (from the cartoon Robin Hood )

Captain Vulture's Beak (from the animated series Delfy )

Cheetahs

Clawhauser ( cheetah from the animated film Zoomania )

Giraffes

Grazia (actually Gretchen Schmidt; fashion designer from the Animal Crossing video game series )
Melman ( giraffe from the animated film Madagascar )
Nina Neckerly (from the cartoon series Camp Lazlo )

grasshopper

Flip, the grasshopper (from the cartoon Maya the Bee )
Hopper (from the animated film The Great Crawling )
Jimmeny Cricket (from the Pinocchio publications)
Men, Trui (from the book Adventures and Heroes of the Glorious Grasshopper Men by Tô Hoài )
'Magister' Pankratius Suddenly (from the animal story Peter Plüsch by Manfred Kyber )

Sharks

The Haiopeis ( sharks from the comic series of the same name by Thomas Siemensen )
Sharky and Sharko (from the cartoon series Delfy )
The Great White Shark ( Great White Shark from the film The Great White Shark and its sequels)
Sherman (from the comic series Sherman's Lagoon )
The Shark (from the cartoon And the Shark ... )
Bruce, Hammer and Hart (from the animated film Finding Nemo )
Snacker (from the video game Banjo-Kazooie for Nintendo 64)
Sharko (from the cartoon series Zig & Sharko - You don't eat mermaids! )

hamster

Ambrosius Dauerspeck (stingy hamster from the animal story Ambrosius Dauerspeck and Mariechen Knusperkorn by Manfred Kyber )
Goldi, golden hamster (advertising figure of the " Commerzbank ")
Hamtaro (from the anime seriesof the same name)
Crumbs (from Nils Holgerson)
Chikubi (to translate as "nipple" and Hitoha's pet from the Manga Mitsudomoe )
Sir Doris (the hamster with armor and huge appetite from the British cartoon series The Savior Knights )
Willi (from Mike Krüger's TV show Vier gegen Willi )
Dino from the movie Bolt a dog for all cases.
The seven real Syrian golden hamsters from the comics and books of the hedgehog Mecki

Hares, rabbits, hare-like

watch TV

Teeth and Auricles (Sandman cartoon from the 1980s)
Caesar the hare
Yin and Yang (rabbits and siblings from Yin Yang Yo! )
Daniel and Franzi (rabbit club)
Rabbit (from the Nu pogodi series )
Mr. Whiskers (a main character in the TV series Brandy & Mr. Whiskers )
Rabbit
Judy Hopps (from the animated film Zoomania )
Mr. Floppy (plush bunny from the TV series To Worse and Forever )

literature

Botasky, Perkins and White (from the manga Cat Shit One )
Do you actually know how much I love you? (Picture books by Sam McBratney )
Hasenhans and Hasengretchen (from the picture book Bunny School by Albert Sixtus (text) and Fritz Koch-Gotha (illustration))
Hase (from The Hare and the Hedgehog by the Brothers Grimm )
white rabbit (from Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll )
Rabbit (from Pooh Bear by AA Milne )
Hazel, Fiver, Silver, Dandelion, Pipkin, Acorn, Bigwig, Strawberry, Bluebell, Blackberry, Cowslip, Blackavar, Vervain, Broom, Hickory, Campion, Holly, El-Ahraihrah, The Black Rabbit from Inlé, Woundwort, Hyzenthlay from Watership Down (by Richard Adams)
Felix the rabbit (by Annette Langen and Constanza Droop )
Playboy bunny, magazine logo
Pink Rabbit (from the book When Hitler Stole the Pink Rabbit by Judith Kerr )
Uncle Sucker (rabbits from better circles in the animal story of the same name by Manfred Kyber )
Peter Rabbit (from the stories of Beatrix Potter )
Mümmelmann (by Hermann Löns )
Master lamp (from Reineke Fuchs by Goethe )
Basil's Stag Hare (from Redwall by Brian Jacques )
Hare (from the fable Hare and Frogs by Jean de La Fontaine )
Rabbit with eight legs (four each on the back and four on the belly) from the tales of lies by Baron Münchhausen Hieronymus Carl Friedrich von Münchhausen
Hare poems (by Christian Morgenstern )
Nijntje ((also Miffy) little rabbit girl in the stories of Dick Bruna)
The hare in the story "The wild hunter" from the children's book Struwwelpeter

radio play

Hello, this is Professor Hase speaking (CD by Stefan Raab )
The hare Lodengrün (from Der Sängerkrieg der Heidehasen by James Krüss )

play

Hase Hase (by Coline Serreau ) - where Hase Hase is an alien in human form that was adopted by the (human) family Hase.

Movie

Bob and Bobby (the Czech rabbits from the magic hat Bob a Bobek, Kralici z klobouku )
Boingo (Bunny from the animated film The Little Red Riding Hood Conspiracy )
Bonnie Hopps (a rabbit from the animated film Zoomania )
Rabbits Bugs Bunny and Lola Bunny (from Ben Hardaway , Tex Avery and Chuck Jones , in the Looney Tunes cartoons by Warner Bros. )
Buster and Babsi Bunny (in the Warner Brothers cartoons, Tiny Toons , 2nd generation)
Caesar (from the TV series Schlager for floppy ears on ARD )
Fiver, Campion, Hazel, Blackberry, Primrose, ... (from the animated film Watership Down )
The killer rabbit from The Knights of the Coconut by Monty Python
The Black Rabbit (from the animated film Watership Down )
The Rabbit Next Door (Untalkative Bunny), animated series
No ears
Thumper (from the cartoon Bambi )
Judy Hopps (a female rabbit from the animated film Zoomania )
The Easter bunny
Peter Rabbit (in the novels of Beatrix Potter )
Roger Rabbit (in the film Wrong Game with Roger Rabbit by Robert Zemeckis and Steven Spielberg )
Rabbit (in the original: "Rabbit", from the book and the cartoon series Pooh the Bear )
(imaginary) bunny Frank (from Donnie Darko )
(Imaginary) rabbit Harvey (a púca from the filmed play My Friend Harvey by Mary Chase )
The Hare (from the fairy tale of The Hare and the Hedgehog by the Brothers Grimm)
Giant Rabbit (from Wallace & Gromit: Chasing the Giant Rabbit by Nick Park )
Dylan the rabbit (from the puppet series The Magic Carousel )
Hans the Rabbit (from the TV series Roseanne )
Hase Klicker (in Kli-Kla-Klawitter )
Oswald (from the cartoon Oswald the Funny Rabbit , the first Disney film )
Stu Hopps (a rabbit from the animated film Zoomania )
das Wehrkaninchen (from The Knights of the Coconut by Monty Python)
Two-eared chicks

art

Alba (the luminous rabbit by Eduardo Kac )

The hare in the open air (by Arnulf Rainer )

Brown hare (1502, watercolor by Albrecht Dürer , also called the young hare , currently in the Albertina in Vienna )

Madonna and Rabbit (1530, painting by Titian )

How to explain the pictures to the dead hare , Aktion, 1965, Joseph Beuys

10000 rabbits , pen drawings Aktion, 2008–2009, Gabriel Machemer

mythology

the white hare of Inaba ( 因幡の白兎 , Inaba no shiro usagi ) from Inaba- Fudoki and Kojiki , Section XXI

game

Jazz (the main character in Jazz Jackrabbit )
Max (comic and adventure character by Steve Purcell , see Sam & Max Hit the Road and Sam & Max: Season One )
Peppy Hare (from the video game series Starfox )

advertising

The "Hanny Bunny's" (by designer André Roche for the surprise eggs from " Ferrero ")
Rosa " Duracell " (advertising rabbit)
Schnuffel (ringtone advertisement)
Quicky (the Nesquik Bunny)

Domestic cattle

Chief Bogo (a Cape Buffalo from the animated film Zoomania )

Cow or Muhkuh (character from the cartoon series Cow & Chicken )

Hachibi (a bull from the manga and anime series Naruto , whose 8 tails are made of tentacles)

Heffer, from Rocko's modern life

Duchess, from 101 Dalmatians (TV series)

Croissants from the Au Schwarte series

Clarabelle (in older translations also "Kuhnigunde" called cow from Entenhausen )

Cow Maggie (from the cartoon The Cows Are Going )

Milka-Kuh or Die lila Kuh (advertising figure of the chocolate brand "Milka")

Mama Muh (title character from children's books by Jujja Wieslander , illustrated by Sven Nordqvist )

Princess, from 101 Dalmatians (TV series)

Yax (a yak from the animated film Zoomania )

Deer

Chicken

Calimero (character from the cartoon series of the same name)
Chicken Boo (character from the animaniacs series )
Chicken or Chicky (character from the cartoon series Cow & Chicken )
Foghorn Leghorn (a character from the Looney Tunes animated series about Bugs Bunny and his friends)
Gickerich and Gackerich (two contentious cocks from a picture story by Wilhelm Busch )
Ginger, Bunty, Babs, Mac, Edwina, Fowler and Rocky (from the clay figure film Run hens )
Henriette Huhn (also called "Klara Kluck" in older translations, chicken from Duckburg )
Chicken Junior (from the cartoon Heaven and Chicken)
Lady Gluck (from the cartoon Robin Hood )
Moorhuhn from the computer game of the same name
Panchito (Rooster from the cartoon Three Caballeros )
Spot (from the animated television series 101 Dalmatians (TV series) )
Sir Rock (from the children's film Rock-a-Doodle )
Sweety (animated mobile phone video ringtone character )
Soukou no yonbi (four-tailed rooster from the manga and anime series Naruto )
Chicken Joe (from the animated film Kings of the Waves )

lobster

Larry Lobster (from the animated series Spongebob SquarePants )
Mr. Krabs - a crab (from the animated series Spongebob SquarePants )
Zwickie (English "Pinchy"; from the cartoon series The Simpsons )
Sebastian (from the cartoon Ariel the Mermaid )

dogs

Books

Adolf (also Ey-Dolf) Stone (from Anne C. Voorhoeves' novel Liverpool Street )

Aldi (dog from Simone Klage's child crime series The Detectives of Cismar )

Arko (the Newfoundland dog from the novel The Little Magician and the Big 5 by Uwe Kant )

Bauschan (from the story Herr und Hund by Thomas Mann )

Bello alias Bellow (in Mikhail Bulgakov's story Dog Heart )

Boatswain (in the original: "Båtsman", St. Bernard on holiday on Saltkrokan by Astrid Lindgren and the television series of the same name)

Boatswain (the ship's dog in Gorch Fock's seafaring is necessary )

Boatswain (dog from the book Boatswain on the Floe )

Carstairs (companion of the detective Doan in the detective novels by Norbert Davies )

The secret dog Bello Bond (from the series of the same name by Thomas Brezina )

Cujo (the St. Bernard from Stephen King 's horror novel of the same name)

Czicka (the lap dog in Theodor Fontane's wife Jenny Treibel )

Daschenka (Fox Terrier? - bitch from the book Daschenka or The Life of a Young Dog by Karel Čapek )

Diana (the chicken dog of the neighbor Opitz in Theodor Fontane's novel Quitt )

Dojan ( Persian Greyhound , companion of Kara Ben Nemsi in Karl May's oriental novels . In the film he is a German Shepherd )

Enzo (the first-person narrator from the novel Enzo - The Art of Being Human by Garth Stein )

Fang (dog or boar of the gamekeeper Hagrid in the Harry Potter novels)

Fips (the drawing teacher's poodle in Theodor Fontane's novel Frau Jenny Treibel )

Flush (title character from Virginia Woolf's novel)

Gaspode (Wonder Dog from the Discworld novels by Terry Pratchett )

Griffin, Fang and Wolf (Farmer Maggot 's dogs from Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings )
Hector (the Newfoundland dog in Theodor Fontane's novel Before the Storm )
Huan (Valar hunting dog in JRR Tolkien's Silmarillion )
Karr (the friend of the elk Graufell in Selma Lagerlöf's novel The wonderful journey of little Nils Holgersson with the wild geese )
King (title character from John Berger's novel)
Krambambuli (main character in the story of the same name Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach )
Kratzer (a Spitz in Theodor Fontane's novel Before the Storm )
Laska (from the short story Die Schäferhündin Laska by Hans G. Bentz )
Listener (dog of detective Markus Cheng in the novels of Heinrich Steinfest )
Moonlight (the fearful dog from the novel Jonathan by Günther Feustel )
Montmorency (in the novel Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K. Jerome )
Mr. Bones (from the novel Timbuktu by Paul Auster )
Mumu (bitch in the story of the same name by Ivan Turgenev )
Munter (the blacksmith's dog in the novel Das Wirtshaus im Spessart by Wilhelm Hauff )
Oblomow (from Nurejew's dog by Elke Heidenreich )
Oscar (the Cocker Spaniel by Gabi Glockner in the youth book series TKKG )
Perceval (the dog in Thomas Mann's novel Royal Highness )
Perdita (the mother dog in Dodie Smith's One Hundred and One Dalmatians )
Piefke (the dachshund in Erich Kästner's children 's novel Pünktchen and Anton )

Pinkus (the dog from The Flying Windmill by Günther Feustel )

Pongo (the Dalmatian father in Dodie Smith's One Hundred and One Dalmatians )

Ponto (in life views of the cat Murr by ETA Hoffmann )

Rollo (the Newfoundland dog in Theodor Fontane's novel Effi Briest )

Roverrandom (from the story of the same name by JRR Tolkien )

Stupid (in the short story My Dog Stupid by John Fante )

Sultan (the dog in Theodor Fontane's novel Irrungen, Wirrungen )

Film dog Coffey (as Timmy) at the feet of the actors and the director of the film Five Friends (2012) at the Schleswig premiere

Timmy (dog from Enid Blyton's children 's book series Five Friends )

Toby (the retired police dog from Old Sherman's pet shop in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes novels that Holmes uses in some of his cases)

Tricki-Woo (overweight Pekingese of the rich, aging widow Mrs. Pumphrey from the stories of the veterinarian James Herriot , also known from the BBC TV series The Doctor and the Dear Cattle )

Tschutora (from Sándor Márai's novel A Dog with Character )

Uncas (the Newfoundland dog of the beloved Ruth in Theodor Fontane's novel Quitt )

Cerberus (dog of the reader Orpheus in ink blood , by Cornelia Funke )

Comics, animated and cartoons series and films

Ace the Bat-Hound (English name: "Ace the Bat-Hound"; the dog of Batman in Batman comics and cartoon series)

Akamaru (the dog of the ninja Kiba from the manga and anime series Naruto )

Andy (the faithful St. Bernard in the Comic Mark Trail )

Astro (the dog of the Jetson family in the animated series The Jetsons )

Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy (two dachshund-like dogs in cartoons and films by Hanna-Barbera )

Balto (cartoon, USA 1995 by Simon Wells ), based on the sled dog Balto

Bandit (the terrier from Johnny Quest in the cartoon of the same name)

Baron (Perrine's dog from the cartoon series of the same name )

Bello (the eponymous dog of the cartoon sketch The Talking Dog by Loriot )

Biske (from the manga and anime series Naruto )

Bitzer ( herding dog from the animation series "Shaun the Sheep")

Blitz ( Doberman with anthropomorphic characteristics from the US animated series Road Rovers )

Bolivar (also: "Bennie"; Donald Duck's dog )

Bolt (main character from the film of the same name Bolt - A dog for all occasions )

Brandy Harrington (one of the main characters in the TV series Brandy & Mr. Whiskers )

Brian (from the Family Guy series )

Bull (from the manga and anime series Naruto )

Capper (the puppy from the cartoon Cap and Capper )

CatDog (a hybrid of dog and cat in the cartoon series of the same name)

Charlie B. Barkin (in the cartoon All Dogs Go To Heaven by Don Bluth , voiced by Burt Reynolds )

Clifford, the big red dog (title character of the cartoon series of the same name)

Colleen ( long-haired Collie bitch with anthropomorphic characteristics from the US cartoon series Road Rovers )

Cubitus (a fat white dog who is the hero and namesake of the comic strip of the same name by Dupa)

Daisy (the dog of the Bumstead family, German: "Bumskopp", in the comic series Blondie )

D'Artagnan, Athos, Porthos, Aramis and a few other roles are portrayed by dogs in the animated series D'Artagnan and the Three Musketeers (1987) , based loosely on the novel by Alexandre Dumas

Dino (the dinosaur dog of the Feuerstein family in the cartoon series of the same name)

Dogbert ( Dilbert's cynical dog who strives for world domination and wants to enslave all people, from the comis of Scott Adams )

Droopy (a beagle , the title character of the animated series Droopy Dog )

A ( Welsh Corgi from the anime series Cowboy Bebop )

Fifi the Pinscher ( Pluto's friend in various cartoons and comics)

Foofur (from the cartoon series of the same name)

Fufu (French name, English name: "Brain", the dog of Inspector Gadget in the cartoon series of the same name)

Foo-Foo (Fufu, Foufou) Mrs. Piggie's dog from the Muppet Show

Gaston (in the cartoon Mr. Rossi seeks happiness by Bruno Bozzetto )

Goliath, one of the main characters from the television series 101 Dalmatians

Goofy (from various cartoon series and films as well as comics)

Gromit (the clever dog of the inventor Wallace from the Wallace & Gromit cartoons)

Hector the Bulldog (a bulldog in various Sylvester and Tweety cartoons)

Hong Kong Phooey (dog from a cartoon series of the same name by Hanna-Barbera )

Huckleberry Hound (a cartoon character from Hanna-Barbera)

Hunter ( Golden Retriever hybrid with anthropomorphic characteristics from the US cartoon series Road Rovers )

Ichibi no Shukaku (one-tailed raccoon dog (Tanuki) from the manga and anime series Naruto )

Idefix ( Obelix 'dog in the Asterix and Obelix comic series )

Ioryogi (Nagato's nagging companion in Kobato. )

Jerry the Troublesome Tyke (Welsh silent animation by Sidney G. Griffiths)

Josef (the St. Bernard from the anime classic Heidi )

Junior (Uncle Kevin's dog from the anime Georgie )

Little Brother (English name: "Little Brother", Mulan's dog in the cartoon Mulan )

Knecht Ruprecht (in the English original: "Santa's Little Helper", the dog of the Simpson family in the cartoon series of the same name)

Mutt (the bulldog of the bounty hunter Lobo in the Lobo comics)

Krypto (the super-powered dog from Superman in Superman comics and animated series)

Kuromaru (from the manga and anime series Naruto )

Laddie (from the animated series The Simpsons )

Lucky, one of the boys from Pongo and Perdita from 101 Dalmatians (TV series)

Max ( Bobtail from Prince Erik from the cartoon Ariel the Mermaid )

Mooch - mean, gray dog from 101 Dalmatians (TV series)

Murmel (animated series from 1976; original name Mumbly; criminal dog, whose characteristic was his nasty, hoarse giggle, with which he drove his opponents into despair every time they believed him defeated)

Muttley (Dick Dastardly's dog in Hanna Barbera cartoons and films such as Wacky Races and Yogi's Treasure Hunt )

Odie (a pretty stupid dog in foster care by Jon, in the Garfield series of comics and cartoons )

Pakkun (from the manga and anime series Naruto )

Peggy (Pekingese dog from the movie Lady and the Tramp )

Percy (a pug from the cartoon Pocahontas )

Perdita (the mother dog in 101 Dalmatians )

Pero (the cyborg dog from Higeoyaji in the manga series Astro Boy )

Plisch and Plum (title characters in a picture story by Wilhelm Busch )

Pluto ( Mickey Mouse's dog from numerous cartoon series, films and comics)

Pongo (from the cartoon 101 Dalmatians )

Poochie (a cartoon dog in the animated series Itchy & Scratchy within the animated series and comics in The Simpsons series )

Poodle of death (assistant to death from the "Not funny" comic series by Joscha Sauer )

Radar (the dog of the comic book hero Supreme )

Rantanplan (the prison dog in the cartoon series Lucky Luke and Rantanplan , who makes Lucky Luke desperate through his stupidity)

Ren Hoek ( Pointing Chihuahua from the animated series Ren & Stimpy )

Rolly, greedy Dalmatian from 101 Dalmatians (TV series)

Roobarb (the eponymous green dog in the British animated series Roobarb )

Rude Dog (the title character of a cartoon series of the same name)

Ruidoso (lucky dachshund from the cartoon El Cid - The Legend )

Sam (comic and adventure character by Steve Purcell , see Sam & Max Hit the Road and Sam & Max: Season One )

Sam Sheepdog (cartoon sheepdog with white fur and a long red pony that usually covers its eyes)

Scooby-Doo , Scooby-Dum and Scrappy-Doo ( Great Danes in an animated series)

Schnuffi (Adolar's talking dog from the Hungarian cartoon series Adolars fantastic adventures , West German "Archibald, the space trotter", here Schnuffi is called "Blöki")

Sir Horace (the dog with knight armor and a fine instinct from the British animated series The Savior Knights )

Snert (the helmet-wearing dog from Hägar in the comics and animated episodes of the series Hägar the Terrible by Dik Browne )

Snoopy (the beagle in the comics and animated episodes of the Peanuts series )

Snuffles (from the American cartoon series Quick and his friends (Original title: The Quickdraw McGraw Show ))

Sparky (the gay dog in the animated series South Park )

Spike (sometimes referred to as "Butch," the Bulldog, and Tyke in the Tom and Jerry cartoons)

Spot the Dog (a dog in British picture books)

Sprocky, English name: "Sprocket"; from the animated series The Fraggles by Jim Henson

Spunky, Brock's dog from the animated series Brock's Modern Life

Tramp (English name: "Tramp"; from the cartoon Lady and the Tramp )

Struppi (French name: "Milou"; English name: "Snowy", Tintin's dog in the comics and cartoons in the series Tintin by Hergé )

Struppi ( Tobias Seicherl's dog in the comics by Ladislaus Kmoch )

Susie (dog in the cartoon Lady and the Tramp )

Tell (in the American original: "Shag"; shepherd dog with anthropomorphic characteristics from the US cartoon series Road Rovers )

Tige (the dog in the Buster Brown comic book series )

Wachtmeister G. Kläff (in the original: "Offisa Pupp", in the Krazy Kat Comics by George Herriman )

Wanja (in the American original: "Exile"; Siberian Husky from the cartoon series Road Rovers )

Woofy (title character from the cartoon series of the same name)

Wum (the cartoon dog drawn by Loriot , from the TV show Der Große Preis ; friend of Wendelin , the elephant)

Root (newspaper strip by Alex Graham )

Wanta (Real name: James, from the Japanese anime series Elfen Lied )

Video game

DJ KK or KK Slider, alias Totakeke (musical and singing dog from the Animal Crossing video game series )

Other

No. 264 (one of the last 376 poodles in the Raumpatrouille series , owned by Atan Shubashi)
Arko (The dog from the movie The Little Magician and the Big Five by Erwin Stranka )
Beethoven (a Saint Bernard from the film of the same name)
Boomer ( mixed breed dog in the TV series Boomer the Stray Dog )
Buck (first dog of the Bundys in the TV series A Terribly Kind Family )
Buckley (from the film The Royal Tenenbaums )
Demon and six other Siberian Huskies (in Snowdogs - Eight Heroes on Four Paws )
Dodger, Francis, Einstein, Tito, Rita, Georgette, Rosco, Desoto (from the cartoon Oliver & Co )
Einstein (the dog of older Dr. Emmet Brown from 1985 and 2015 in Back to the Future )
Fredo (the animated dog of the Microsoft Windows XP search agent )
Friedwart (in the original "Freeway"), Löwchen by the couple Johnathan and Jennifer Hart from the TV series Hart but warm
Huutsch (the Dogue de Bordeaux from the film Scott and Huutsch )
"Dog" (Lieutenant Columbo's always lazy basset hound called "Dog")
Jerry Lee (police dog in the 1989 film My Cold Snout Partner )
Kalle (detective dog in the TV series There Comes Kalle )
Copernicus (the younger Dr. Emmet Brown's dog of 1955 in Back to the Future )
Labadog (called Lad, Bobtail from the American TV series Our Sweet Home )
Lassie ( long-haired collie in the cinema and television series of the same name)
Lucky (second dog of the Bundys in the TV series A Terribly Nice Family )
Lulu (black Kerry Blue Terrier by Werner Schumann from the TV series I Marry a Family )
Moppi (from the program Our Sandman )
Pete the Pub ( Little Rascals Terrier )
Porthos (dog of Captain Jonathan Archer from the TV series Star Trek - Enterprise )
Potato (from the Japanese Adventure Air )
Rin Tin Tin ( German Shepherd in the cinema and television series of the same name)

based on this Rin Tin Tin in the series Katts and Dog

Rex ( German Shepherd in the television series Commissioner Rex )
Rex and Fly (Shepherd Dogs from A Pig Called Babe )
Rowlf (musical dog from the Muppet Show )
Rudi, the rabid dog Radio: main character in the Ö1 telecast Rudi! Radio for children
Schlabbinchen or Schlabbinsche (by Armin Lang (trick) and Elsbeth Janda (voice) invented Baden-Kurpfälzische dog lady at Äffle and Pferdle on TV advertising of the Südwestdeutscher Rundfunk )
Trial dog (advertising character from " C&A ")
Szarik, an old German shepherd dog from the (GDR) television series Four tank soldiers and a dog
Sturmspiel, from Christian Morgenstern's poem: proposed new formations of nature
Wiwaldi out of room!
Dogs from Greek mythology who tear their master Aktaion to pieces after he was turned into a deer as a punishment. In one story 35 are named, in another 81, 24 are the same, 6 are similar.
Zeus and Apollo (watch dogs in the television series Magnum )
Labrador Retriever Vincent in the television series Lost

Hyenas

Banzai, Ed and Shenzi ( hyenas from the cartoon The Lion King )
Zig (from the cartoon series Zig & Sharko - You don't eat mermaids! )

Hedgehog

Albingiaigel (advertising figure of the Hamburg Albingia insurance group )

The Hedgehog (from the fairy tale The Hare and the Hedgehog by the Brothers Grimm)

The little hedgehog (from Gina Ruck-Pauquèt 's children's book of the same name, drawn by Marianne Richter)

Fridolin and Jule (from the children's book The Little Igel Tidies Up by Judith Steinbacher , drawn by Annette Roeder )

Hogi (from the movie Hogi's Family ... a totally prickly affair )

Igelmann (a friend of Lurchi's , advertising character for " Salamander " shoes)

Joschik (from Juri Borissowitsch Norstein's cartoon Joschik w tumane , drawn by Francesca Jarbusowa and spoken by Marija Winogradowa)

Mecki (editorial hedgehog in the comics and books of the Hörzu , invented by Reinhold Escher and Wilhelm Petersen) and his wife Micki

Muki (from the children's book Der kleine Igel Muki by Vera Klee and Andrea Tillmanns )

Sonic the Hedgehog and various other hedgehogs (from the video game of the same name )

Latte hedgehog (figure in several children's books by Sebastian Lybeck )

The three sisters Tina, Sina and Samthea (actually Minna, seamstresses and fashion designers from the Animal Crossing video game series )

Beetle

Balduin Brummsel and his wife Susummse Brummsel ( beetles from the animal story Balduin Brummsel by Manfred Kyber )
Chip and Skip (from the cartoon series Camp Lazlo )
Gregor Samsa (from the story The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka )
Kurt ( dung beetle from the cartoon Maya the Bee )
The pilgrim with the dragging hind leg (crawling beetle from the animal story of the same name by Manfred Kyber )
Shichibi (a seven-tailed insect from the manga and anime series Naruto )
Luna ( bombardier beetle girl from the children's book Das Supertalentier )
Mr. Sumsemann ( cockchafer from the fairy tale Peterchens Mondfahrt )

Camels

Aziza (from the Animal Crossing video game series )

The camel (from the camel commercial )

The Sultan's Camel (from Max Kruse's Lion books and various TV films by the Augsburger Puppenkiste )

You bastard (from the novel Pyramids by Terry Pratchett )

Kangaroos

Boing (sailor and accomplice of Captain Vulture Beak in the animated series Delfy )

The little kangaroo (children's book character by Paul Maar )

The kangaroo (from the kangaroo chronicles by Marc-Uwe Kling )

Dusty (orange cartoon kangaroo by Joop Geesink , who propagates cleanliness and consideration)

Kangaroo and Little Ru (in the Pooh Bear stories by Alan Alexander Milne )

Matilda (the boxing kangaroo in Paul Gallico's novel KO Matilda , filmed as Mathilda ... knocks all out )

Napo, Kevin, Nelson, Archie and Junior (kangaroos playing basketball from the cartoon series Kangoos - Fit for Basketball)

Pantoufle (Anouk's imaginary kangaroo in chocolat)

Rocko, the wallaby from Rocko's modern life

Skippy (in the television series Skippy, the bush kangaroo )

Skippy (in the animated series Skippy the bush pilot )

Yps (the checkered kangaroo from the comic book of the same name)

Cats

Al Catzone (cat and villain from the animated series Chip and Chap - The Knights of Law )

Artemis (talking cat in Sailor Moon )

Azrael (comic) (Cat of the magician Gargamel from the comic series The Smurfs )

Bajun (figure from Russian folk tales)

Bartl (from Bartl's adventures by Marlen Haushofer )

Behemot (human cat in Mikhail Bulgakov's novel The Master and Margarita )

Berlioz, Thomas O'Malley, Duchesse, Marie and Toulouse (from the cartoon Aristocats )

Billy the Cat (from the comic and cartoon series of the same name)

Blair (appears as both human and cat in the manga Soul Eater )

Bob (foundling from the real-life story Bob, the stray )

Mr. Business (tomcat from the animated series Bob's Burgers )

Buttercup (Prim's cat from the novels The Hunger Games )

Catbert ("Evil director of human resources", in the Dilbert comics)

Chatora, Josephine, Noir, Nyamsus and Tama (from the Manga Nyan Koi! )

The Cheshire Cat (in Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll )

Chico , main character in the children's book Joseph and Chico over the years up to the Pope election of Benedict XVI. , is based on a real model

Puss in Boots (from the Grimm fairy tale of the same name )

Puss in Boots (from the animated films Shrek 2 and Shrek 3 )

The Kater Konstantin (from the children's book series of the same name by Walter Wippersberg )

The street cat (friend of the mangy fox from the children's book and the cartoon series Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi )

The cat with hat (from the Augsburger Puppenkiste ) and under the same name (The cat in the hat) in the children's books by Dr. Seuss

The cat next door (from the comic series The Peanuts , Snoopy's worst enemy )

die Telemiezen (from the advertising program of Südwestfunk from the 1970s and 1980s)

Echo (actually Kratze, the main character of the novel Der Schrecksenmeister by Walter Moers )

Fat Freddy's Hangover (from The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers ) by Gilbert Shelton

Felix (from the advertisement for the pet food of the same name )

Felix the Cat (cartoon character)

Feuerstern and his friends (from the novels "Warrior Cats" by Erin Hunter )

Figaro (the cat of the wooden toy maker Gepetto from the cartoon Pinocchio from 1940)

Findus , ( Pettersson's somewhat strange cat in Sven Nordqvist's picture books )

Francis and Bluebeard (in the novel Felidae by Akif Pirinçci )

Fritz the Cat ( Robert Crumb's anarchic comic book cat )

Garfield (in the Jim Davis comic series of the same name)

Gernisavien (in the novel The Empty Face , as well as in the short story "The Death of the Centaur" by Dan Simmons )

Greebo (Nanny Ogg's cat in Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels )
Grizabella, Rum Tum Tugger etc. (the cats from TS Eliot's poems on which the musical Cats was written)
Happy (from the Japanese anime Fairy Tail )
Hello Kitty , children's toy and advertising character
Duchess (nasty cat from A Pig called Babe )
Hiddigeigei, (cat from Victor von Scheffel's verse epic Der Trumpeter von Säckingen )
Inga (the friend of Mr. Paul from the Strizz comics by Volker Reiche )
Jiji, (Kiki 's cat from Kiki 's delivery service )

Jones (on-board hangover of the Nostromo in the film Alien - The uncanny creature from a strange world )

Karlo the cat (from the Disney comics)

Hangover (the hangover from the movie Breakfast at Tiffany's by Blake Edwards )

Kater Kater (the lazy cat from the novel Jonathan by Günther Feustel )

Miezuleika (the suicidal cat from Otto - The New Film )

Mikesch the cat (in the book by Josef Lada and at the Augsburger Puppenkiste )

Moosh (from the Mutts comic series by Patrick McDonnell )

Murr the cat (in life views of the Murr cat by ETA Hoffmann )

Murr the cat from the comic books of the hedgehog Mecki

Kater Schnurr (children's book by the Czechoslovak writer Josef Kolář)

Kater Zorbas (from the children's book and the children's film How Kater Zorbas taught the little seagull to fly )

Katsuki Shima (the reincarnation of the childhood love of Misae Sagara in the Japanese adventure Clannad )

Kiki (cat from the film Moritz in the advertising column by Rolf Losansky and the novel of the same name by Christa Kozik and Kiki and the King by Christa Kozik)

Kittycat (ordinary size black cat that roars like a lion in the Munsters )

Koko and Yum Yum (Siamese cats as main characters in The Cat, the ... novels by Lilian Jackson Braun )

Kosmokatze (Engl. "Cosmic cat" in Doctor Snuggles )

Krazy Kat (in the comics of the same name by George Herriman )

Crookshanks and Mrs. Norris (from the Harry Potter novels)

Lisbeth (cat from the novel " The little magician and the big five" by Uwe Kant and the eponymous film by Erwin Stranka )

Lucky (tomcat from the TV series Alf )

Lucy (cat from the children's show Bim Bam Bino )

Luna, Artemis and Diana (from the Manga series Sailor Moon )

Lucifer (tomcat from the cartoon Cinderella )

Mao (Hei's human companion from the anime Darker than Black , who can no longer free himself from the body of smaller animals)

Marley (speaking cat in Claudia Toman 's novel Goldprinz )

Maurizio di Mauro (cat in Michael Ende's award-winning children's book Der satanarchaeolügenialkohöllische Wunschpunsch )

Mr Miracle Maurice (speaking cat from Terry Pratchett's Maurice, the cat )

Maunzerle (in the book Kater Mikesch by Josef Lada and at the Augsburger Puppenkiste )

Meowth (a Pokémon from the video game and cartoon series of the same name)

Mehitabel (in the poems of Don Marquis )

Miesmies (in life views of the cat Murr by ETA Hoffmann )

Minusch (in "The mysterious Minusch" based on AMG Schmidt)

Mr. Bigglesworth (Dr. Evil's lap cat in the Austin Powers films)

Mrs. Murphy (cat detective in Rita Mae Brown's crime novels )

Munkel (from Henning Mankell's novel Ein Kater, black as the night )

Myu Myu (also Miyu-Miyu or Myo Myo; from the OVA FLCL )

Nekomata no Nibi (two-tailed cat from the manga and anime series Naruto ; Sango's cat from the manga and anime series Inu Yasha )

Nero Corleone (from the novel by Elke Heidenreich )

Nimitz (Honor Harrington's Baumkater in the SciFi novel series of the same name by David Weber )

Nyan Cat , internet phenomenon

Orion (an alien cat is featured in Men in Black )

Odysseus (tomcat from the film Odysseus and the Stars by Ludvík Ráža )

Mr. Paul (a very convinced cat from the Strizz comics by Volker Reiche )

Pete (Daniel B. Davis' cat, the main character in Robert A. Heinlein's SF novel Door in the Summer )

Pünktchen (in the original: "Pixel", the eponymous cat in Robert A. Heinlein's SF novel The Cat That Goes Through Walls )

Rita (from the Animaniacs TV series )

Sakamoto ( 阪本 , talking cat from the manga and anime Nichijou )

Salem (mostly doubled by a doll, in the series Sabrina - Totally Verhext! )

Snowball and Snowball II, III and V (in the original Snowball) and Scratchy from the animated series The Simpsons

Schnudriwudri (also: "Roxy Roller"; from the videos of "AFeu Productions")

Schrödinger's cat (a thought experiment by physicist Erwin Schrödinger from the field of quantum mechanics )

Shamisen (Kyon's cat from the light novel series Suzumiya Haruhi no Yūutsu, who can speak temporarily )

Shihōin Yoruichi (from the manga and anime Bleach )

Spot ( Lieutenant Commander Datas' cat in Starship Enterprise: The Next Century )

Si and Am (the two cats from Lady and the Tramp )

Simon's Cat (by Simon Tofield )

Stimpy (from the cartoon Ren-and-Stimpy-Show )

Streaky ( Supergirl's cat )

Super Cat (from the cartoon Topcat )

Sylvester (from the animated series Sylvester and Tweety )

Takkun (Mamimi's young cat in the OVA FLCL )

Tobermory (in the tales of Saki )

Tom (in the animated series Tom and Jerry )

Tom Puss (cartoon character by Marten Toonder )

Winston Churchill, Church for short (the cat from Stephen King's novel Cemetery of Stuffed Animals and its films)

Ziggie (hero of a cat comic)

Koalas

Blinky Bill and Nutsy (from the animated series The Adventures of Blinky Bill )
Blinky and Pinky (from the anime series Noozles )
Knöpfchen (Georgie's koala from the manga and anime series Georgie )
Reginald (CIA agent from the animated series American Dad )

Coyotes

Wile E. Coyote (from the animated series Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies, based on cartoons by Chuck Jones )

Crayfish

Bernie ( Hermit crab from the cartoon series Zig & Sharko - Mermaids are not eaten! )
Sebastian ( Crab from the cartoon Ariel the Mermaid )

Crocodiles and alligators

Captain Jack (from the animated series The Simpsons )

Canaligator Charon (in the USA "Jean Paul, the Canaligator"; from The Story of Monty Spinnerratz , movie of the Augsburger Puppenkiste )

The Crazy Crocos (in Italy: "Coccodritti", in Spain: "Cocodristos", in Northern Europe: "City Crocos"; figures created by the designer André Roche for the children's surprise egg from "Ferrero")

Gabby Gator (from the Woody-Woodpecker cartoons by Walter Lantz)

Gretchen (from the cartoon series Camp Lazlo )

Johnny, Larry and Barry (secret agents from the animated series SOS Croco! )

King K. Rool (Crocodile King with conjunctivitis, the arch enemy of Donkey Kong , from the Donkey Kong video games)

Krok (from the puppet play A lion comes flown from the Augsburger Puppenkiste to Max Kruse )

Crocodile Gena (Russian cartoon series of the same name)

Kroko Doc (from Hasbro 's children's game of the same name )

Louis (Alligator from the cartoon Kiss the Frog )

Mutawakkel (crocodile from the comic mosaic )

Markus (simple-minded villager from the Animal Crossing video game series )

Nero and Brutus (Madame Medusa's crocodiles from the cartoon Bernard and Bianca - The Mouse Police )

The patented crocodile (from the animal story of the same name by Manfred Kyber )

Pochi (from the manga He Is My Master )

Tick Tack Krokodil (crocodile from the novel Peter Pan by JM Barrie and its film adaptations )

Schnappi (from the nursery rhyme Schnappi, the little crocodile , sung by Joy Gruttmann , later also became a cartoon character)

Toads

Bufo ( Louis Kehlweiler's toad from Fred Vargas's crime novels )
Kühlwalda (in the original "Touchwood"; from the television series Catweazle )
Unkerich (a yellow-bellied toad , friend of Lurchi , advertising character for " Salamander shoes ")
Trevor (Toad by Neville Longbottom from the Harry Potter novels)
Toad (from the novel The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame )
Ed Bighead (from the animated series Rocko's Modern Life )
Gama (toads from the manga and anime series Naruto )
Sibylle Warzenreich (from the animal story Peter Plüsch by Manfred Kyber )
Slippy Toad (from the Star Fox video game series )

Cockroaches

Archy ( cockroach from the poems of Don Marquis )
Ralph and Rodney Roach (from the movie Joe's Apartment - The Big Crawl )
Dee-Dee, Marky and Joey (from the animated series Oggy and the Cockroaches )

Cows

See domestic cattle

lice

Bleilaus (as a professional joke in typesetting )

Stone louse (from the sketch of the same name by Loriot )

Iguanas

Jub-Jub ( Iguana from the animated series The Simpsons )
Louie, the funny iguana (from The Kangaroo Revelation by Marc-Uwe Kling )

Lemmings

Lemmings (from the computer game Lemmings from " Psygnosis ")
Lemmings (from the Nichtlustig - Comics of Joscha Sauer )
Depressive Lemmings (from the children's book series Der kleine Eisbär by Hans de Beer and its film adaptations)

Lions

Alex (the lion from the animated film Madagascar )
Alois (the lion from the novel The Conference of Animals ) by Erich Kästner
Aslan (the lion from the novels The Chronicles of Narnia by CS Lewis )
Clarence (the cross-eyed lion in the television series Daktari )
The Feige Löwe (from The Wizard of Oz by Lyman Frank Baum or The Wizard of the Emerald City by Alexander Wolkow and the respective subsequent volumes)
The Happy Lion (children's book series by Louise Fatio )
The Big and the Little Lion (cartoon characters on TV advertising by Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation )
Kiara, Kovu, Mufasa, Nala, Nuka, Sarabi, Scar, Simba, Vitani and Zira (from the cartoon The Lion King and its sequel The Lion King 2 - Simba's Kingdom )
Kimba (in the manga Janguru Taitei by Osamu Tezuka and in the animated series Kimba, the white lion )
Leonie Löwenherz (Lioness of the German TV series of the same name [1991–1993])
"Leo the Lion", the MGM lion (trademark of the " MGM " film studios )
Lion (from the TV series "Well roared, lion" and "The lion is going!" From the Augsburger Puppenkiste)
Mayor Lionheart (an African lion from the animated film Zoomania )
The treasure hunter Montana Jones from the animated series Montana
Staufi (logo figure of the evening show of the " Südwestdeutscher Rundfunk ")
Willy Fog (the protagonist from the cartoon series Around the World with Willy Fog and its sequels)

Mammoths

The hairy elephant child ( mammoth from the children's picture book of the same name by Marion von Tessin)
Manfred (or "Manny"), Ellie and Peaches (from the animated film Ice Age )
Wolli (from the cartoon Felix - The Hare and the Darned Time Machine )

Mules

Mary ( Sam Hawkens' mount from the Winnetou books by Karl May )
Grete u. Klaus-Dieter (Mounts by Festus Haggen from Smoking Colts )

moles

Bottles from the Nintendo game "Banjo-Kazooie" for the Nintendo 64
Grabowski (in the children's book Der Maulwurf Grabowski ) by Luis Murschetz (Diogenes ISBN 3-257-00542-3 )
The Little Mole (in the Czech original "Krtek", an animated series, in German-speaking countries mainly known from the show with the mouse )
The mole from the children's book The Little Mole who wanted to know who hit his head
The mole from the children's book by Kurt Bracharz and Tatjana Hauptmann How the mole almost won the lottery
The mole in the children's novel The Wind in the Willows
Max Maulwurf , symbolic figure for the information policy of the Deutsche Bahn AG
Memmi the mole with the megaphone , from the nursery rhyme
Pauli (in comics by Rolf Kauka )
Peter Plüsch and his family (from the animal story Peter Plüsch by Manfred Kyber )
"De Maulwurfn" as a comedy - hand puppet in the program of René Marik
The mole "Henk" by Alfred J. Kwak
Mauli, Mosi (The animals from the Talerwald)
Signor Resetti and his brother Don (law enforcement officers from the Animal Crossing video game series )

Mice

House and field mice

Basil (main character in the children's book Basil of Baker Street by Eve Titus and the cartoon based on it, Basil, the great mouse detective )

Bernard and Bianca (from the cartoon Bernard and Bianca and its sequel Bernard and Bianca in the kangaroo country )

Bino (from Bim Bam Bino , a children's show consisting of himself, the cat Lucy and a human presenter)

Danger Mouse (from the cartoon series of the same name)

Diddl mouse (children's toy and advertising figure)

The mouse (from the show with the mouse )

Die Maus (from The Adventures of the Mouse on Mars )

Feivel (main character of two cartoons, including Feivel, the mouse wanderer by Don Bluth )

Fix and Fax main characters of the eponymous comic by Jürgen Kieser , originally in the comic magazine Atze the GDR was published

Herman the mouse

Ignatz Mouse (in the Krazy Kat Comics by George Herriman )

Itchy (from the animated series The Simpsons )

Jerry (opposite of Tom in the animated series Tom and Jerry )

Kasper (mouse with inventive spirit from Yps )

Leo Lausemaus (from the series of the same name)

Mariechen Knusperkorn (predatory field mouse from the animal story Ambrosius Dauerspeck and Mariechen Knusperkorn from Manfred Kyber )

Marvin, Konrad and Knut from the cartoon "The Big Cheese Conspiracy"

Beep of the mouse (a friend of Lurchi's , advertising character for salamander shoes )

Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse (from various cartoon series and films as well as comics)

Mizune (appears in the manga Soul Eater both as a mouse and in human form)

Mr. Big (red-toothed shrew from the animated film Zoomania )

Mrs. Brisby (in the cartoon Mrs. Brisby and the Secret of NIMH by Don Bluth )

Putzi (from the book by Elizabeth Shaw "How Putzi won a trophy")

Oskar the super mouse (in the original: "Mighty Mouse" , from the comics of the same name and the cartoon series from 1959/1987)

Pinky and the Brain (two mutated mice from the cartoon series of the same name)

Stuart Little (orphan mouse from the film of the same name and the children's book by EB White )

Trubloff (title character of the children's book Trubloff the mouse), who played balalaika (in the English original: Trubloff the mouse who wanted to play the balalaika ) by John Burningham 1964

the opera-singing green mouse from the SWF commercial series Telemiezen .

Jacques & Karli (cartoon characters from the film Cinderella (1950) )

Family Church Mouse from Volumes I and III of the Brian Jacques Redwall book series

Sara the field mouse, from the cassette “Sara and the golden wheat” by Meryl Doney and Rolf Krenzer

Tutter from the puppet series "The Bear in the Big Blue House"

Gerbils

Eddie the gerbil (from the cartoon series Cosmo and Wanda - When Elves Help )
Extermie (from Night of the Living Gerbil )
Gerbil (from Micro-Gerbil 2001 )
Gerbil (from Homeboys in Outer Space )
Kevin the Gerbil (friend of Roland Rat)
Lemmiwinks (from the South Park series )
Speedy Gonzales (from the Warner Brothers cartoon series The Fastest Mouse in Mexico )

Other

Alexander (harvest mouse from the animated series Maya the Bee )

Raven mouse from the gallows poem by Christian Morgenstern : The night rogue and the seven-pig

Pikachu (A Pokémon that looks like a mouse: from the TV series Pokémon )

Guinea pig

Glubschi ( guinea pig from the movie Bedtime Stories )
Hurley, Juarez, Blaster and Darwin (from the film G-Force - Agents with Bite )
Die Meeries (guinea pig gang of the YouTube channel of the same name )
Rodney (from the film Dr. Dolittle )
Samson J. Clogmeyer (from the cartoon series Camp Lazlo )

Mongooses

Patsy Smiles ( Mongoose from the animated series Camp Lazlo )
Rikki-Tikki-Tavi (from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book and its adaptations)

Naked mole rat

Rufus ( naked mole rat from the animated series Kim Possible )

Rhinos

Rambi ( rhino from Donkey Kong video games)

Clam (dwarf rhinoceros from the animated series Camp Lazlo )

Donky from Alpha 6 * 4 (from the animated series Donky and the radio play and comic series based on it)

Reinhold das Nashorn (from Loriot 's comic strip of the same name in the children's supplement sternchen in Stern magazine )

Hippos

Gloria ( hippopotamus from the animated film Madagascar )
The Happy Hippos (by designer André Roche for the children's surprise egg from " Ferrero ")
Little Hippo (from the animated series Hippo Hurray )
Moto Moto (from the animated film Madagascar 2 )
Moomins (troll creatures from Tove Jansson's books )

Possums

Beißi (English "Bitey"; Opossum from the animated series The Simpsons )
Crash and Eddie (from the animated film Ice Age )
Kylie Sven (from the animated film The Fantastic Mr. Fox )
Ozzie and Heather (from the animation Through the Hedge )

otter

Marlene ( Otter from the animation series The Penguins from Madagascar )

Mrs. Otterton (from the animated film Zoomania )

Mudge (thief and hero from Alan Dean Foster's fantasy novel cycle Bannsänger )

Pip and Pop (otter twins from the series The Bear in the Big Blue House )

Panther

Baghira (in the original "Bagheera"; the black panther from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book and its film adaptations)
Manchas (a black panther from the animated film Zoomania )
Paulchen, the Pink Panther (character from the opening credits of the real film The Pink Panther , which then got its own cartoon series )
Panther (from the poem Der Panther by Rainer Maria Rilke )
Smeralda (fortune teller from the Animal Crossing video game series )

Parrots

Blue and Jewel ( Spix's Macaws from the animated film Rio )

Blackbeard (from the book series The Three Question Marks and the radio play series of the same name based on them )

Coco (from the children's book Jäpkes Insel by Lenore Gaul)

Iago (from the animated series Aladdin )

José ("Zé", "Joe") Carioca (from the cartoons Three Caballeros in Samba Fever and Drei Caballeros ; specially created for the Latin American market, also appears in Disney comics in some countries (e.g. Brazil ))

Käpt'n Flint (from the book Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson , named after the famous pirate Captain Flint )

Kiki (Jack Trent's parrot from Enid Blyton's adventure series )

Knox (from the comic series Fix und Foxi by Rolf Kauka )

Polynesia (from the children's book Doctor Dolittle and His Animals and its sequels by Hugh Lofting )

Rosalinda (from the children's book Pippi in Taka-Tuka-Land by Astrid Lindgren )

Störtebeker (from the children's book Die Piratenamsel by Uwe Timm )

Horses

Amadeus, Sabrina, Pascal, Felix, Cleopatra and Maharadscha (horses from the children's radio play series Bibi and Tina )

Arod (Legolas' horse in The Lord of the Rings by JRR Tolkien )

Artax (Atreju's horse in Michael Ende's The Neverending Story ; book and film)

Asfaloth (the horse of Glorfindel in Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings , or of Arwen in Peter Jackson's film trilogy )

Babieca (the legendary white horse of the knight El Cid from a medieval Spanish heroic epic, mentioned in Cervantes' novel Don Quixote (I.8) and in the cartoon El Cid )

Binky (the horse of death , the Discworld reaper by Terry Pratchett )

Black Beauty (from the novel by Anna Sewell and various film adaptations)

Blitz / Black (from the book series by Walter Farley and the television series Black based on it, the black flash )

Boxers, Clover and Molly (from the novel Animal Farm by George Orwell )

Brego (the horse of Aragorn in the Lord of the Rings film trilogy )

Bucephalus (the horse of Alexander the Great , which, according to tradition, could speak)

Buttercup (Roommate in Sarah Burrini's shared apartment in the webcomic Life is not a pony farm )

Champion, das Wunderpferd (from the television series Drei Gute Freunde , in the original Adventures of Champion (USA) or Champion the Wonderhorse (UK))

Duncan (from the animated series The Simpsons )

Dixie (Wendy's horse from the Wendy comic)

Mr. Ed (speaking horse in the television series of the same name )

Epona (Link's horse in The Legend of Zelda video game series )

Esperanza (from the cartoon Spirit - The Wild Mustang by Dreamworks)

Evangelist (horse from the film Sunday Horse - A Covenant for Life )

Fallada (the talking horse of the princess from the fairy tale The Goose Girl by the Brothers Grimm)

Fjalar (Karl's horse in the land of Nangijala in The Lionheart Brothers by Astrid Lindgren )

Flicka (from the Flicka films and the television series based on novels by Mary O'Hara )

Fury (from the youth book by Albert G. Miller and the television series of the same name )

Grim (horse from Jonathan in Die Brüder Löwenherz by Astrid Lindgren)

Haizum (horse of the Archangel Gabriel )

Hasufel (the horse of Legolas in The Lord of the Rings )

Hatatitla (with Karl May Old Shatterhand's horse and Iltschi's brother)

Hidalgo (the horse from the movie Hidalgo - 3000 Miles to Fame )

Houyhnhnms (from the novel Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift ; wise and rational horses in a fantasy land probably near South America, which Yahoos, feral people, keep as slaves)

Iltschi (with Karl May the horse Winnetous )

Jingo (from the novel Jingo the Wild Horse from the Island by Jocelyn Arundel )

Joey (Albert Narracott's horse from Steven Spielberg's Companions )
Jolly Jumper ( Lucky Luke's horse in the Morris comics )
Khan (white Mongolian horse in the novel The Moon Horse by Federica de Cesco )

Small thunder (horse from Yakari in the comic series of the same name by Derib )

Little Uncle (from Astrid Lindgren's Pippi Longstocking children's books)

Luis d'Argent (horse by Colin from the novels splitter heart , shards moon and mandrel Kiss of Bettina Belitz )

Lutz ( pack horse in the novel The Lord of the Rings and its film adaptation . Is left by Sam at the gate of Moria .)

Lukas (Michel's horse in Michel from Lönneberga by Astrid Lindgren)

Miramis (from the book Mio, mein Mio by Astrid Lindgren)

My little pony , series of toy horses made by Hasbro

Ora (foal from the film Ostwind - Departure to Ora )

Ostwind (horse from the film of the same name )

Penny (Wendy's horse from the Wendy comic)

Pferdle (from Pferdle and Äffle , Swabian-speaking cartoon character by Armin Lang and Werner Klein from the advertising television of the Südwestdeutscher Rundfunk )

Phillip, Edmund's horse from the novels The Chronicles of Narnia by CS Lewis

Poly (pony from French TV series, including Poly in Portugal , 1968)

Roach (horse of Geralt von Rivia from the computer game series The Witcher )

Princess (English "Princess", from the animated series The Simpsons )

Rih (the black Arab from Kara Ben Nemsi in the Orient cycle of the Karl May novels)

Racker (Ronja's wild horse in Ronja the robber's daughter )

Rain (from the cartoon Spirit - The Wild Mustang by Dreamworks)

Renner (Jondalar and Ayla's horse in the novel Children of the Earth by Jean M. Auel )

Rhinozepony (suggested from Christian Morgenstern's poem New Formations of Nature )

Rosinante ( Don Quixote's horse in Miguel de Cervantes ' novel Don Quixote von der Mancha )

Rudi Ross (from Disney Comics)

Scarlet, Button, Calypso and other horses from the animated series Horseland, the horse ranch

Shadow fur (English: "Shadowfax", the horse of the magician Gandalf in The Lord of the Rings )

Schwarzer (the horse of Silas in the television series of the same name )

Shadow (from the novel Shadow. The horse that came out of the shadow by Karin Tillisch)

Silver (the Lone Ranger's horse - "Hey Ho, Silver!")

Sisco (John Dunbar's horse in The Dances With Wolves )

Spirit (from the cartoon Spirit - The Wild Mustang by Dreamworks)

Shooting Star (the horse of Regina Regenbogen in the cartoon series of the same name )

Swallow (with Karl May a horse from Old Shatterhand)

Swift Wind ( She-Ra's horse from Princess of Power )

Thirty-Thirty (Marshall Bravestarr's horse in the cartoon of the same name )

Tornado ( Zorro's horse , hero of the dime novels by Johnston McCulley and various film adaptations)

Trigger (the horse of Roy Rogers )

Türkenschreck (the horse of knight Runkel , comic figure by Hannes Hegen )

Twinkle (the horse from the animated series Barbarian Dave )

Wild-caught (wild horse by Birk in Ronja, the robber's daughter by Astrid Lindgren)

Windfola (the gray horse from Eowyn in The Lord of the Rings )

Winnie (Ayla's horse in the cycle Children of the Earth by the author Jean M. Auel )

Whirlwind ( Sissi's horse in the cartoon series of the same name )

Xanthos (Greek "Blonder", the immortal horse of Achilles in Greek sagas )

Zottel (pony from the book series Bille und Zottel by Tina Caspari )

Penguins

Penguins (from the movie Madagascar )
Pingu (from the modeling clay anime series Pingu )
dancing penguins (from the Mary Poppins novels and their film adaptations)
the penguin (counterpart to "the kangaroo" in Marc-Uwe Klings The Kangaroo Chronicles )
Penguin (from Wallace & Gromit )
Penguin Charly from the comics and books of the hedgehog Mecki
Joe & Sally (two king penguins who traveled around the world with Willy Puchner for four years)
The Peppy Pingos (in France: Petits Pingos , in Spain and Portugal: Pingüi Pandilla , in many other European countries: Funny Pingos , by the designer André Roche for the children's surprise egg by Ferrero )
Ping (from the book series Urmel aus dem Eis and its film adaptations)

Ravens

Abraxas ( Raven of the Little Witch from the children's book of the same name by Otfried Preußler )

Dr. Adolphus Bedlo (magician transformed into a speaking raven from the film The Raven - Duel of the Magician , based on the poem The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe. See below).

Alfred (from the children's book Die Piratenamsel by Uwe Timm )

Dolfus ( Jackdaw from the children's book The Little Fat Knight by Robert Bolt ; edited by the Augsburger Puppenkiste )

Hans Huckebein, the unlucky raven (from the picture story of the same name by Wilhelm Busch )

Heckle and Jeckle (from the cartoon series Heckle and Jeckel - the cheeky magpies )

Hugin and Munin (the ravens of the Norse god father Odin )

Jakob Krakel (from Michael Ende 's children's book Der satanarchäolügenialkohöllische Wunschpunsch )

Jakob Krakel-Kakel (from the animal story of the same name by Manfred Kyber )

Moses (from the fable Animal Farm by George Orwell )

Nevermore (from the poem The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe )

Nevermore (Raven of the witch Gundel Gaukeley in Duckburg )

Poe (from Gisbert Haefs ' Balthasar-Matzbach-Krimi And above sits a raven )

Quoth (from the novels of the Discworld )

The raven Ralf (from the poem of the same name from Christian Morgenstern's Galgenliedern )

Roac (from Tolkien's The Hobbit )

Rudi (from the Siebenstein children's series )

Schnackfass (jackdaw from the children's book Seeräubermoses by Kirsten Boie )

The Little Raven Sock (from the children's book series of the same name and its films)

Rats

Doctor Rat (from the novel of the same name by William Kotzwinkle )

Ben (from the movie of the same name)

Hein Blöd (from Käpt'n Blaubär )

Marvi Hämmer (adolescent rat, moderator from KiKA )

Monty Spinnerratz (from the film The Story of Monty Spinnerratz from the Augsburger Puppenkiste )

The Rat King (from the theater adaptation of ETA Hoffmann's The Nutcracker and the Mouse King )

The Rat Death (a character from the Discworld novels by Terry Pratchett )

Professor Rattenzahn (the opponent of Basil the mouse detective from the cartoon of the same name ). Rat Tooth is the incarnation of Professor James Moriarty in Disney's Mouse World.

Rémy and other rats (from the animated film Ratatouille )

Rizzo (from the Muppet Show )

the Abrafaxe rat

the rat (the opponent of Little King Kalle Wirsch )

the intelligent and linguistically gifted rats (from Terry Pratchett's Maurice the Cat )

Splinter (from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles )

Ratbert (cartoon character from the Dilbert comics by Scott Adams )

Basil Ratzki (from the picture story of the same name by Tomi Ungerer )

Rolf Rüdiger (figure from Confetti TiVi of ORF)

Scabies (from the Harry Potter novels and films )

Caterpillars

Absolem ( caterpillar from the children's book Alice in Wonderland and its film adaptations)

The Very Hungry Caterpillar (from the children's book of the same name by Eric Carle )

Gustl (from the animated film The Great Crawling )

Kathy Grünraupe and her sisters (from the cartoon Katy - The Little Caterpillar )

Raupy (a Pokémon from the anime series of the same name )

deer

The little brother in the fairy tale Little brother and sister of the Brothers Grimm
Bambi (in the novel by Felix Salten )

Reindeer

Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer (red-nosed reindeer from a Christmas carol)

Chopper (from the anime One Piece , in the German version an elk)

Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner and Blitzen ( Santa Claus' sled animals )

Rudolph, Donner and Blitz (from the Santa Claus & Co. KG series )

Sven (from the animated film Frozen - Totally Unabashed )

seals

The little seal Albert ( seal from the cartoon series of the same name)
Jeremias Kugelkopf ( seal from the animal story of the same name by Manfred Kyber )
Seele-Fant ( Elephant seal from the book series Urmel aus dem Eis and its films)
Laura (from the children's TV series Meine kleine Robbe Laura, based on a book by Rowena Farre)

Saber-toothed tiger

Diego (in the animated film Ice Age )
The saber-toothed tiger (in the magical land epic by Alexander Volkov , part 1: The Wizard of the Emerald City )
As a pet in the animated series Flintstones
Shira (in the animated film Ice Age , from part 4)

salamander

Lurchi (advertising and comic character from the Lurchis adventure booklets of the shoe manufacturer Salamander , 1937)
Hanzou Salamander (from the manga and anime series Naruto )

Sheep

Bo and Lanolin from Orson's Farm, from the Garfield and Friends series
Mayor Bellwether (a sheep from the animated film Zoomania )
Chili the sheep, friend of Bernd dem Bread (KiKA doll figure)
The moon sheep, lat. Lunovis, from the gallows songs by Christian Morgenstern
Maa and the other sheep from A Pig called Babe
Miss Maple, Sir Ritchfield, Mopple the Whale, Cloud, Maude, Othello ("Detective Sheep" from Leonie Swann's sheep thriller Glennkill )
Selma, the sheep from the book by Jutta Bauer
Shaun the Sheep (plasticine figure by Wallace - & - Gromit - inventor Nick Park ) There is also Timmy the Sheep which got his own children's series .
Thorsten Dörnbach, an anthropomorphic sheep by cartoonist Ralph Ruthe , which stands out for its pronounced fecal language

Turtles

Crush and son Racker (sea turtles from the animated film Finding Nemo )

Franklin from the series Franklin - A turtle conquers the world

Cassiopeia (from Michael Ende's Momo )

Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael and Michelangelo (ninja turtles from the animated series and real- life filming Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles , also Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles )

Great A'Tuin (the star tortoise that carries the Discworld in Terry Pratchett's novels)

Nessaja (the turtle from Peter Maffay's Tabaluga )

Ninkame (from the manga and anime series Naruto )

Oogway (from the movie Kung Fu Panda )

Sanbi no Isobu (three-tailed demon turtle from the manga and anime series Naruto )

The Teeny Tapsy Törtels (by designer André Roche for the children's surprise egg by Ferrero)

Ton-chan (from the manga and anime K-On !! )

Tranquilla Trample

The ancient Morla (huge, wise pond turtle from Michael Ende 's world bestseller The Neverending Story )

Verne (turtle from the animated film Ab durch die Hecke , original title Over the Hedge )

Clothahump, great sorcerer from Alan Dean Foster's spell singer fantasy cycle

snakes

Adolphe (constantly escaping, vicious, venomous snake in the film We Are Not Angels (1955) )

Craig (anthropomorphic snake from the animated series Sanjay & Craig )

Crictor the good snake (from the children's book of the same name by Tomi Ungerer )

Kaa and Nag (from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book and its adaptations)

Kalle Huggorm (snake from the Swedish cartoon Pelle Svanslös ( Eng . Pelle Without Tail ) from 1981)

Manda (snake from the manga and anime series Naruto )

Medusa (appears in the manga Soul Eater both as a snake and in human form)

Nagini ( Voldemort's snake from the Harry Potter novels)

Oscar (the living mousetrap in the movie Mogambo )

Otters and snakes from the cartoon series When the animals left the forest .

Sir Hiss (from the cartoon Robin Hood )

Strangler (English "Strangles" from the cartoon series The Simpsons )

Yamata no Orochi (eight-tailed snake from the manga and anime series Naruto , as well as from a Japanese legend)

Rattlesnakes Jake (from Rango (film) )

Platypuses

Edward T. Platypus (from the animated series Camp Lazlo )
Perry the platypus (from the Phineas and Ferb series )
Flap (from the Blinky Bill series )

Snails

Bert and Gerd ( nudibranchs from the children's cartoon series Golo the garden gnome )
Bobo ( snail from the children's puzzle magazine Guess )
Finchen (from the German edition of Sesame Street )
Gary (from the animated series SpongeBob SquarePants )
Katsuyu (from the manga and anime series Naruto )
Patientia Eilig (from the animal story Peter Plüsch by Manfred Kyber )
Rokubi (six-tailed snail from the manga and anime series Naruto , one of the Bijuus)
Schleichmann (from the cartoon series Camp Lazlo )
Speedy the snail (from the animated series Adventures with Timon and Pumbaa )

Sponges

SpongeBob SquarePants ( sponge from the cartoon series of the same name )

Pigs

Babe (from the movie A Pig called Babe and its sequel)
Botan (the pet of Kyō Fujibayashi from the Japanese Adventure Clannad )
Boyd, Floyd and Lloyd (from the series The Raccoons )
The three little pigs (in the fairy tale of the Brothers Grimm and in the film adaptation )
Edgar (also: The holy Edgar, the pet of the German-speaking Youtuber Paluten from his Minecraft worlds and books)
Piglet (in the English original: "Piglet"), the piglet in AA Milnes Pooh the Bear
Miss Piggy (from the Muppet Show )
Napoleon, Rotäuglein (original: Pinkeye), Old Major, Schneeball (original: Snowball) and Schwatzwutz (original: Squealer) (in George Orwell's novel Animal Farm )
P-Chan (Ryoga Hibiki turns into a black pig in the series Ranma 1/2 )
Pepik (in the book Kater Mikesch by Josef Lada and at the Augsburger Puppenkiste )
Peppa Pig from the television series of the same name
Pey'j (from the video game Beyond Good & Evil )
Piggeldy and Frederick (from the western edition of the Sandman )
The Pinky Piggys (by designer André Roche for the children's surprise egg from Ferrero )
Racing pig Rudi Rüssel (in the children's novel of the same name by Uwe Timm and its filming)
Ringel (from the children's series Au Schwarte! )
Rubella Mucki (warthog from the cartoon Camp Lazlo )
Salzsau, salt-covered wild boar from the legend of the founding of the city of Lüneburg
Pigs in Space (from the Muppet Show )
Piggy Dick (original: Porky Pig, in the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies series of cartoons by the Warner Brothers )
Siebenschwein, from the poem of the gallows songs Der Nachtschelm and the Siebenschwein by Christian Morgenstern
Spanky Ham (from Drawn Together)
Spider-Pig (English "Plopper", from the movie The Simpsons - The Movie )
Tonton (from the manga and anime series Naruto )
Vierviertelschwein (from the poem Der Tanz in Christian Morgenstern's Galgenliedern )
Pig (from the book series Urmel from the ice and at the Augsburger Puppenkiste )

Starfish

Patrick Richard Star (from the animated series SpongeBob SquarePants )
Bella (from Finding Nemo )

be crazy

Aragog (giant spider from the Harry Potter - novels by JK Rowling )
Shelob (in the original: "Shelob" in the novel The Lord of the Rings by JRR Tolkien )
The black spider (in the story of the same name by Jeremias Gotthelf )
Thekla (in the cartoon Maya the Bee )
Ungoliant (in JRR Tolkien's fictional world )
Kumonga (A giant spider that is a kaiju from Godzilla films.)
Ygramul, called "the many" (from the novel The Neverending Story by Michael Ende , actually a huge swarm of steel-blue insects that forms a cloud in the shape of a spider and lives in a giant spider web above a ravine in the "Dead Mountains")
the spider (as an opponent of Little King Kalle Wirsch )
Kyodaigumo (from the manga and anime series Naruto )
Anansi (West Indian spider god, actor in the Neil Gaiman novels "American Gods" and "Anansi Boys")
Itsy, spider from the cartoon series Itsy Bitsy - One is always spinning (English original title "Itsy Bitsy Spider")

Skunks

Pepe the skunk , orig. "Pepé le Pew" (occurs mainly in the animated short film series of the same name)
Flower, orig. "Flower" (A friend of Bambi from Bambi (film) )
Fifi la Fume from the cartoon series "Tiny Toon Adventure", female counterpart to Pepe le Pew
Johnny Pew from the cartoon "Tiny Toon Adventure - totally crazy holidays", counterpart to Pepe le Pew
Schubert (former shoeshine boy, now shoe seller from the Animal Crossing video game series )
Stella (a main character from Ab durch die Hecke )
Skunk (The main character from Skunk Fu )
Stinky (co-host of Jim Henson's Animal Show )

tiger

The Esso-Tiger (advertising figure of the mineral oil company " Esso ", 1965; advertising slogan: "Put the tiger in the tank")
The Little Tiger (from Janosch's picture books )
Hobbes (a stuffed tiger from the comic book Calvin & Hobbes by Bill Watterson )
Rajah (the tiger of Princess Jasmine from the cartoon Aladdin )
FruchTiger (advertising character of the children's drink of the same name)
Miesimissa Pfotenpuff (tiger lady from the animal story Der Oberaffe by Manfred Kyber )
Sangha and Kumal (the latter in the original: Koumal, from Jean-Jacques Annaud's film Two Brothers )
Shir Khan (in the original: "Shere Khan"; in from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book and its adaptations)
Tieger (in the original: "Tigger", in the Winnie Pooh novels by Alan Alexander Milne )
Tigress (Kung Fu fighter in "Kung Fu Panda" 1 & 2)
Tipus Tiger (a game organ that shows a tiger killing an Englishman and goes back to a real incident)
Tony Tiger (advertising character for the "Frosties" breakfast cereal from " Kellogg's ")
Rosaroar, warrior and supporting character from ( Alan Dean Foster's Bannsänger -Fantasy Cycle)
Vitaly (somewhat grumpy knife thrower and tire jumper in the circus from Madagascar 3 )

Squids, octopuses, octopods

Hank (from the animated film Finding Dory )
Karlchen Krake (eating squid in the animal story of the same name by Manfred Kyber )
Klecksi, the octopus (from the series of the same name in the Augsburger Puppenkiste around 1965/66 for the western edition of the Sandman )
Squidward Tentacles (from the cartoon SpongeBob SquarePants )
The cuttlefish from the second floor (from the Czech children's television series of the same name by Ota Hofman and Jindrich Polák , 1985–1986)
Gezora (giant squid from the movie Aliens Horror Monsters attack )
The Kraken (from the movies Pirates of the Caribbean: Pirates of the Caribbean 2 and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End )
Hachibi (a bull from the manga and anime series Naruto , whose 8 tails are made of tentacles)
Squbb and Squiller (from Clive Barker's Abarat )
Ursula (from the cartoon Ariel the Mermaid )

Birds

See also ducks , geese , chickens , parrots , penguins , vultures , owls, and ravens

Bibo and Klein Bibo (from Sesame Street )

The "Bingo Birds" ( crows , by designer André Roche for the children's surprise egg from "Ferrero")

Calimero (black bird chick who advertised a detergent from 1963 and got its own cartoon series in 1972)

Dave ( loon from the cartoon Camp Lazlo )

Mrs. Elster (from the program Our Sandman )

Falco Lombardi (from the video game series Starfox )

Gulliver (Seagull from the Animal Crossing video game series )

Gwaihir, the Wind Lord ( Eagle from The Lord of the Rings )

Henery Hawk, the little falcon (in the German version a goshawk , a character from the Looney Tunes cartoon series about Bugs Bunny and his friends)

Mr. Lups (a somewhat under the slipper sparrow in the animal story of the same name by Manfred Kyber )

Hooty (owl from Doctor Midnight in the comic series of the same name)

Kaliph Storch (from the fairy tale of the same name by Wilhelm Hauff, an enchanted caliph)

Kazooie, female ostrich from the Nintendo game "Banjo-Kazooie" for the Nintendo 64

Padde ( middle Beo called "Piratenamsel" from the children's book Die Piratenamsel by Uwe Timm )

Peter, Pelly and Peggy (post office operators in the Animal Crossing video game series )

Pigwidgeon (the owl of Ron Weasley, friend of Harry Potter from the novels of the same name by JK Rowling )

Ping-pong (loons from the cartoon Camp Lazlo )

Road Runner (from the cartoon series Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies, based on cartoons by Chuck Jones )

Reinickenfuchs (stork in the world of fables; from "The whole life is a quiz" by Hape Kerkeling )

Sam (eagle on the Muppet Show )

Schusch, a shoebill (from the book series Urmel aus dem Eis and its films)

Sheila (the companion of Sindbad in the cartoon series of the same name)

Skalbis (fictional seabirds in the Discworld novels by Terry Pratchett )

The sparrow from Wallrafplatz , the title character of the German television series of the same name

Sweety (ringtone interpreter of " Jamba! ")

Tweety (in the Warner Brothers' Sylvester and Tweety cartoons )
, Tagtigall from the Morning Star Christian Poem proposed neoplasms of Nature
Die Taucher from Werner (authors of the diving jokes, drawn by Brösel )
Tiffy (from Sesame Street )
Woodstock ( Snoopy's feathered friend from the Peanuts cartoon series by Charles M. Schulz )
Woody Woodpecker (woodpecker in a cartoon series of the same name)
Jonathan Seagull (in the book of the same name by Richard Bach and the film based on it)
The Sparrow Prince (from the South Park series )
Karl Kiebitz (from the youth magazine Spick )
Vincent the Falcon ("half boy, half man, half bird"; fictional cartoon character from the film "Agentenschreck" with Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin )

Whales

George and Grace ( humpback whales from Star Trek IV: Back to the Present )
Moby Dick (white sperm whale from the novel of the same name by Herman Melville , but with the real Mocha Dick as a model)

Monstro (from the cartoon Pinocchio )

Perla Krabs (from the animated series SpongeBob SquarePants )

Tico (from the animated series Tico - A great friend )

Willy ( Orca from the film Free Willy - Call of Freedom and its sequels)

Walruses

Antje (former NDR mascot, protagonist of the animated series of the same name by Janosch )
Winci (starving traveling artist from the Animal Crossing video game series )

Bed bugs

Ms. Oberbettrat Krabbelbein, née Saugesanft and Baron Plattmagen (from the animal story Unter uns Verziefer by Manfred Kyber)

Monitor lizards

Wawa (from the book series Urmel from the ice and its film adaptations)
Joanna (from Bernhard and Bianca )

Warthogs

Pumbaa (from the animated films The Lion King and The Lion King 2 - Simba's Kingdom and the animated series Adventure with Timon and Pumbaa )

Raccoons

Bert Raccoon, Ralph Raccoon, Melissa Raccoon and Lisa Raccoon (from the cartoon series The Raccoons )

The Coon (Cartman's alter ego from the South Park animated series )

Meeko (from the cartoon Pocahontas )

Matthieu Lambert (known from Müller's Marionette Theater in Wuppertal)

Mr. Nibbles (from the animated series The Simpsons )

Rascal (from the book and the animated series Rascal, the raccoon )

RJ (from the animation film Ab durch die Hecke )

Sly Cooper (from the video game of the same name for the PlayStation 2)

Rocket Raccoon (from Guardians of the Galaxy )

Titten (from the children's book Titten the Runaway by Rudo Moric)

Weasel

Duke Weaselton (a weasel from the animated film Zoomania )
Kamatari (from the manga and anime series Naruto )
Wiesel (the female weasel from When the animals left the forest )
Wusel (the weasel man from When the animals left the forest )
the aesthetic weasel from the gallows songs by Christian Morgenstern

Wolves

Akela (from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book and its adaptations)

Blue, Darcia, Hige, Toboe and Tsume (from the anime Wolf's Rain )

Chip (advertising character for "Cookie Crisp" from Nestlé )

Carcharoth ("Der Rote Rachen" / "Anfauglir, the mouth of thirst"; from JRR Tolkien's Silmarillion )

The little wolf (in the original: "Li'l Bad Wolf"; the dear son of Ede Wolf from the comics of the three little pigs )

The Sheriff of Nottingham (from the cartoon Robin Hood )

Ede Wolf (in the original: "Big Bad Wolf"; the "bad wolf" from the comics of the three little pigs)

Gierschlund Wolf (advertising character from the Mike comics of the Volksbanken )

Grauwind, Sommer, Struppel, Nymeria, Lady, Geist ("direwolves", a fictional subspecies of the wolf from the fantasy saga A Song of Ice and Fire and the TV adaptation Game of Thrones )

Hamlet (leader of the wild pack from the book series of the same name, in which Blane, Fenris, Lana and Lupus appear several times)

Holo (often also called Horo, from the light novel series Ōkami to Kōshinryō )

Kiba (from the anime Wolf's Rain )

Lupinchen, Lupo and Grandma Eusebia (from the comic series Fix and Foxi by Rolf Kauka )

Lupo Lupone (from the puppet series The Adventures of the Cappuccetto )

Wolf (from the animated film The Little Red Riding Hood Conspiracy )

Wolfsblut (in the original: "White-Fang"; from the novel of the same name by Jack London )

worms

Jim the earthworm (Original "Earthworm Jim"; from the animated series, the Marvel comic and the computer game Earthworm Jim )
Friedolin ( earthworm from the children's book The Conference of Animals by Erich Kästner )
Heinz (bookworm from the online game Letterheinz )
Lexi (bookworm from the puppet show Hello Spencer )
Max (earthworm from the cartoon Maya the Bee )
Mr. Doodles (from the animated series SpongeBob SquarePants )
Willy Wurm (from the cartoon In der Arche is the worm )

Zebras

Marty ( Zebra from the animated film Madagascar by Dreamworks )
Zigby (from the animation series Zigby the Zebra )
Khumba (from the animated film Khumba, the zebra without stripes on the bottom )

Goats

Bärli, Schwäni and Schnucki are all three goats that belong to the Heidi series
Bobesch, the billy goat (in the book Kater Mikesch by Josef Lada and at the Augsburger Puppenkiste )
Djali, goat Esmeraldas (from the Hunchback of Notre Dame )
Doctor Cornwallis, billy goat, leader of the PETA camp in South Park season 8 episode 8.
Euter-Klaas, (female) goat from the children's book Seeräubermoses by Kirsten Boie (2009)
Miserable beard, the billy goat opponent of the rabbits' teeth and ears in the sandman cartoon

Individual evidence

↑ Dusty (1977) , accessed April 12, 2018.
↑ Ziggie - the comics , on ziggie.de

[1] Dusty (1977) , accessed April 12, 2018.

[2] Ziggie - the comics , on ziggie.de