A Comprehensive List of Animal Words to Use When Choosing the Perfect Domain Name

Whether you are starting a new project or a new company, or maybe just registering a new domain name, sometimes, coming up with ideas for the name can be a little bit challenging.

One popular trend that most companies and individual use when naming their websites and buying domains is using an animal word as either the prefix or the suffix.

This has been a popular trend for a while and startup and multi-million dollar companies alike have followed this trend. It’s very easy to come up with a name for your next startup by just pairing up what these project is about with one of these names animal name below.

Some of the companies which have followed this naming convention and have successfully built a very likeable brand include Cachefly, Hostgator, EmailOctopus, MailChimp, Grooveshark, Hipmunk, just to mention a few.

In this post we what to bring you the comprehensive list of names that resonate with people. This will give you inspiration on choosing your next domain name.

Aardvark
Abyssinian
Affenpinscher
Akbash
Akita
Albatross
Alligator
Alpaca
Angelfish
Ant
Anteater
Antelope
Ape
Armadillo
Ass
Avocet
Axolotl

Baboon
Badger
Balinese
Bandicoot
Barb
Barnacle
Barracuda
Bat
Beagle
Bear
Beaver
Bee
Beetle
Binturong
Bird
Birman
Bison
Bloodhound
Boar
Bobcat
Bombay
Bongo
Bonobo
Booby
Budgerigar
Buffalo
Bulldog
Bullfrog
Burmese
Butterfly

aiman
Camel
Capybara
Caracal
Caribou
Cassowary
Cat
Caterpillar
Catfish
Cattle
Centipede
Chameleon
Chamois
Cheetah
Chicken
Chihuahua
Chimpanzee
Chinchilla
Chinook
Chipmunk
Chough
Cichlid
Clam
Coati
Cobra
Cockroach
Cod
Collie
Coral
Cormorant
Cougar
Cow
Coyote
Crab
Crane
Crocodile
Crow
Curlew
Cuscus
Cuttlefish

Dachshund
Dalmatian
Deer
Dhole
Dingo
Dinosaur
Discus
Dodo
Dog
Dogfish
Dolphin
Donkey
Dormouse
Dotterel
Dove
Dragonfly
Drever
Duck
Dugong
Dunker
Dunlin

Eagle
Earwig
Echidna
Eel
Eland
Elephant
Elephant seal
Elk
Emu

Ferret
Finch
Fish
Flamingo
Flounder
Fly
Fossa
Fox
Frigatebird
Frog

Galago
Gar
Gaur
Gazelle
Gecko
Gerbil
Gharial
Giant Panda
Gibbon
Giraffe
Gnat
Gnu
Goat
Goldfinch
Goldfish
Goose
Gopher
Gorilla
Goshawk
Grasshopper
Greyhound
Grouse
Guanaco
Guinea fowl
Guinea pig
Gull
Guppy

Hamster
Hare
Harrier
Havanese
Hawk
Hedgehog
Heron
Herring
Himalayan
Hippopotamus
Hornet
Horse
Human
Hummingbird
Hyena

Ibis
Iguana
Impala
Indri
Insect

Jackal
Jaguar
Javanese
Jay
Jay, Blue
Jellyfish

Kakapo
Kangaroo
Kingfisher
Kiwi
Koala
Komodo dragon
Kouprey
Kudu

Labradoodle
Ladybird
Lapwing
Lark
Lemming
Lemur
Leopard
Liger
Lion
Lionfish
Lizard
Llama
Lobster
Locust
Loris
Louse
Lynx
Lyrebird

Macaw
Magpie
Mallard
Maltese
Manatee
Mandrill
Markhor
Marten
Mastiff
Mayfly
Meerkat
Millipede
Mink
Mole
Molly
Mongoose
Mongrel
Monkey
Moorhen
Moose
Mosquito
Moth
Mouse
Mule

Narwhal
Neanderthal
Newfoundland
Newt
Nightingale
Numbat

Ocelot
Octopus
Okapi
Olm
Opossum
Orang-utan
Oryx
Ostrich
Otter
Owl
Ox
Oyster

Pademelon
Panther
Parrot
Partridge
Peacock
Peafowl
Pekingese
Pelican
Penguin
Persian
Pheasant
Pig
Pigeon
Pika
Pike
Piranha
Platypus
Pointer
Pony
Poodle
Porcupine
Porpoise
Possum
Prairie Dog
Prawn
Puffin
Pug
Puma

Quail
Quelea
Quetzal
Quokka
Quoll

Rabbit
Raccoon
Ragdoll
Rail
Ram
Rat
Rattlesnake
Raven
Red deer
Red panda
Reindeer
Rhinoceros
Robin
Rook
Rottweiler
Ruff

Salamander
Salmon
Sand Dollar
Sandpiper
Saola
Sardine
Scorpion
Sea lion
Sea Urchin
Seahorse
Seal
Serval
Shark
Sheep
Shrew
Shrimp
Siamese
Siberian
Skunk
Sloth
Snail
Snake
Snowshoe
Somali
Sparrow
Spider
Sponge
Squid
Squirrel
Starfish
Starling
Stingray
Stinkbug
Stoat
Stork
Swallow
Swan

Tang
Tapir
Tarsier
Termite
Tetra
Tiffany
Tiger
Toad
Tortoise
Toucan
Tropicbird
Trout
Tuatara
Turkey
Turtle

Vicuña
Viper
Vulture

Wallaby
Walrus
Warthog
Wasp
Water buffalo
Weasel
Whale
Whippet
Wildebeest
Wolf
Wolverine
Wombat
Woodcock
Woodlouse
Woodpecker
Worm
Wrasse
Wren

Yak

Zebra
Zebu
Zonkey
Zorse

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