What animal starts with the letter M? Animals starting with the letter m Large animal starting with the letter m in Europe.

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The polar bear, despite its touching appearance, is a dangerous and bloodthirsty predator. Truly a king arctic ice. Scientists claim that the bear appeared 250 years ago. Appearance The scale of its size captivates the imagination. White honey weight...

4 227 05/12/2016 at 14:34 Moscow time

Himalayan bear - carnivorous mammal, order of bears. In fact, the Ussuri clubfoot does not attack humans and in 80% of cases feeds on plant foods. Don't mind trying some honey. Appearance Vaguely resembles a brown bear, but the ledge...

1 749 05/28/2016 at 16:18 Moscow time

Myrmicines are the largest subfamily of ants, numbering more than 6 thousand species, which is about half of all ants inhabiting the planet. Many of the myrmicines are at a high evolutionary stage of development and demonstrate real miracles collectively...

3 532 06/16/2016 at 23:44 Moscow time

Nomadic ants or nomadic ants that migrate in a large clan, creating a single mechanism that sweeps away everything in its path. There are two types of ants, ecitons and dorylus, which pose a danger to living organisms. They don't have specific place obi...

9 502 07/30/2016 at 07:52 Moscow time

Polychaete worms polychaetes are the most large group organisms. Scientists count about 10 thousand species of the class annelids. Common representatives: sandworm, living in the Arctic and Arctic Ocean. Distinctive feature...

6 108 09/16/2016 at 15:15 Moscow time

The black mamba is a snake living on the African continent, belonging to the “Scaly” order and joining the “Aspidae” family. Appearance These reptiles have a body length of 2.7 - 3.1 meters, the mamba is the second longest snake after the cobra,...

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May beetle - enough large insect, which is distributed throughout Europe and Asia. The beetle belongs to the order Coleoptera and joins the family Lamellaridae. In the 50s of the last century, their population was extremely high, they can...

2 437 10/26/2016 at 20:33 Moscow time

Japanese macaque- most northern view macaques or monkeys that belong to the Marmoset family. They live on the northern Japanese islands, where there is snow for four months in a row. Due to this it was called a snow monkey. Appearance These monkeys...

At the beginning of the 19th century, people began to plant trees and shrubs here not only to renew forests, but also for a very important practical purpose - to stabilize the shifting sand dunes. These two phenomena turned out to be interrelated. Rocks were needed that could firmly hold moving soil with their roots. Thus, the Curonian Spit turned into a kind of testing ground for the most promising trees from this point of view. The introduction work took place on the basis of one of the oldest forestries in East Prussia, created in the 17th century - “Grenz”. For short time on Curonian Spit 80 species of trees and shrubs were acclimatized from different corners Earth. In the 20th century, when the territory ceded Soviet Union, the work was continued by the Curonian forestry enterprise, and since 1987 - by the forest districts that are part of national park“Curonian Spit”. To fix the sand, 20 species of plants were used, of which the most successful were pine trees. And today, two thirds of the forest areas of this unique corner of nature are precisely these coniferous trees, and black pine, as it turned out, has adapted better than all other species to difficult conditions - moving sands, salty spray sea water and at the same time, it tolerates insufficient moisture equally steadfastly.

Black pine - Mediterranean look. It became popular in forestry in late XIX century thanks to the British gardener C. Lawson, who in 1835 proposed using this tree in landscaping. The plant has a number of advantages: hardy, frost-resistant and decorative, grows quickly. Foresters also had hopes that the tree could be used as a material for construction work. But they were not justified, since the wood of black pine is less durable than that of its closest relative Scots pine, and is knotty. The species is quite variable. There are eight known subspecies, which can be divided into eastern and western. Although both have long needles, up to 16 cm, thick and dense, there are significant differences between them. In the eastern ones, growing naturally in Austria, Greece, Crimea, Turkey and the Balkans, the needles are strong and rigid, usually up to 2 mm thick, and do not fall off for 4-7 years. The cells have very thick cell walls, which gives the leaves special strength. In the western subspecies, whose homeland is Italy, Corsica, Spain, and the Atlas Mountains of North-West Africa, the needles, on the contrary, are very flexible and thin, from 0.8 to 1.5 mm thick, and are replaced every 2-4 years. Eastern subspecies are more frost-resistant and can tolerate winter cold down to -30 °C, western subspecies - only up to -20 °C. In addition, subspecies also differ in the size and color of the cones, as well as the color of the bark.

Seed productivity in all subspecies is low. The cones take a long time to ripen, about 2.5 years. Immature cones, green and tightly sealed, adorn trees and look very decorative. Gradually they turn brown and after this period they open, and their contents - seeds and nuts - spill out onto the ground. Black pine is also popular in middle lane Russia, where it is successfully used in landscape design. The only condition that must be met when growing is to provide it with an open sunny place in the garden. Gardeners brought out several decorative varieties and forms, one of which is f. dad is compact and short (her height does not exceed 3 m). In general, depending on growing conditions, this tree grows up to 30 m, and sometimes more.

Bear, mouse, macaque, anteater, mongoose, monkey, walrus, morality...

Mauritian kestrel

Mauritian duck

Mauritian dodo

Mauritian ringed parrot

Mauritian blue pigeon

Mauritian parakeet

Moorish turtle

Magellanic goose

Magellanic thrush

Magellanic penguin

Magellan tuco-tuco

Magellanic eagle owl

Magellanic plover

Magellanic gull

Magnosaurus

Magnolia Wood Warbler

Maghreb squirrel

Maghreb dormouse

Madeira pigeon

Madeira king

Madrepore corals

Corn snake

Maiasaurus

Ordinary T-shirt

T-shirt purple

Mayotte drongo

May beetles

Majungasaurus

Maya (crab)

David's Macaque

Crab-eating macaque

Rhesus monkey

Makassar black catshark

Mackensian plains wolf

Macquarie jumping parrot

Maklovina

Mako (shark)

Macrauchenia

Mackerel tuna

Mackerelites

Mackerelfish

Mackerel (genus)

Macrocranions

Macroletter

Macro board

Macropod

Macropods

Macuroronus

Macruruses

Maxillopods

Malabar finch

Malabar keffiyeh

Malabar civet

Malabar Gulman

Malabar danio

Malabar ringed parrot

Malabar current

Malagasy Nile crocodile

Malaysian dolphin

Malayan alcyone

Malayan yellow heron

Malayan bush cuckoo

Lesser owl

Malayan Tupaya

Malayan bee-eater

Malayan porcupine

Malay kalao

Malayan short-nosed fruit bat

Malayan bush snake

Malayan bear

Malayan fish owl

Malayan tiger

Malayan eagle owl

Malayan woolly-necked stork

Malayan woolwing

Malayan-Sunda cuckoo

Malachite kingfisher

Small bamboo rat

Little egret

Lesser shrew

Lesser White-fronted Leptothyla

Lesser white-nosed monkey

Lesser shore swallow

Brookesia minor

Lesser brown bat

Little shrew

Malaya Vechernitsa

Lesser Wilsonia

Lesser wax moth

Little bittern

Lesser Guinea Mobula

Small gymnura

Little Blue Heron

Little dove

Small long-tailed marsupial mouse

Small oak sash

Lesser yellow-headed catarrh

Lesser green bee-eater

Little Canada Goose

Lesser Spoonbill

Lesser auklet

Lesser killer whale

Little tern

Lesser cross-breasted turtle

Small rat

Little cuckoo

Small cutter

Lesser flying fox

Little fox

Small musk turtle

Little flycatcher

Lesser daffodil

Lesser bat

red panda

Lesser Pied-breasted

Lesser pika

Little grebe

Lesser bird of paradise

Lesser whistling duck

Little Sultana

Lesser marsupial rat

Small marsupial mouse

Lesser cane rat

Small narrow-footed marsupial mouse

Lesser civet

Little gull

Lesser Black and Red Cotinga

Lesser Spinebill

Southern stickleback

Small Japanese mouse

Little poison dart frog

Maleo (bird)

Raspberries (beetles)

Malinnitsa

Raspberry moths

Raspberry beetle

Raspberry sash

Raspberry-breasted petroica

Crimson-capped Pied Pigeon

Crimson Shiny Parrot

Malkar spiders

Asia Minor viper

Asia Minor spiny mouse

Asia Minor tree frog

Asia Minor frog

Asia Minor mouse

Asia Minor lizard

Asia Minor vipers

Asia Minor newt

Smalleye basking hammerhead shark

Smalleye black catshark

Small-eyed grenadier

Smallhead Hammerfish

Small disc electric ramp

Small-foliage dregs

Smalltooth spiny shark

Smallfin shorttip shark

Small-finned molly

Smallmouth macropinna

Smallmouth Palia

Smallmouth smelt

Smallmouth spadefoot

Few-scaled climbing snake

Oligochaete worms

Little bitterns

Lesser Larks

Small cats

Small anthills

Small shepherdesses

Lesser gerbils

Lesser grebes

Small falcons

Lesser tenrecs

Small corpses

Small tuna

Little Cormorant

Lesser bandicoot

Small runner

Lesser white goose

Little petrel

Little chipmunk

Small goby Knipovich

Small goby

Godwit

Little Raven

Little eastern tuna

Small Haitian nezophon

Lesser Hyacinth Macaw

Small gogol

Lesser Hologlaze

Small grison

Lesser Thrush

Lesser oak longhorned beetle

Lesser lark

Lesser yellow-crested cockatoo

Lesser Green Broadbill

Small zouk

Lesser Indo-Malayan Woodpecker

Lesser dwarf sperm whale

Small short-faced bear

Lesser rabbit bandicoot

Small Cuban Nesophon

Lesser kudu

little swan

Lesser forest ant

Little loris

Small momot

Lesser Incomplete Pterus

Lesser pipistrelle

Lesser New Caledonian gecko

Lesser fire ant

Smallmouth bass

Small deer

Lesser piebald kingfisher

Lesser Sparrowhawk

Little Sandpiper

Little Pied Cormorant

Lesser spotted woodpecker

Small mottled mower

Small cave bear

Little Penguin

Little Crake

Lesser horseshoe bat

Lesser Spotted Eagle

Lesser Skylark

Minke whale

Small parrot-vase

Lesser belttail

Little Horned Lark

Small rybets

Small gray kiwi

Lesser rock nuthatch

Small hidden ear

Lesser Hiddentail

Lesser skunk

Lesser mole rat

Lesser Soldier's Macaw

Little gopher

Small jerboa

Small hive beetle

Lesser flamingo

Small lantern eye

Small chop

Small carp

Malagasy night shark

Malagasy skinks

Maltese lizard

Maltese pygmy hippopotamus

Maltese freshwater crab

Maltese stingray

Painted

Malaria mosquitoes

Mamenchisaurus

Mammoth Columbus

Manakins

Manakin fruit eaters

Mangobeys

Mango owl

Mangrove alcyone

Mangrove snake

Mangrove Pitta

Mangrove Tree Finch

Mangrove forest kingfisher

Jackson's mongoose

Crabeater mongoose

Mongoose

Mongoose lemur

Mongooses

Mandarin duck (bird)

Mandarin duck (fish)

Mandrills

Maniraptors

Manorinas

Mantells

Mantispids

Mantispes

Manta rays (genus)

Manucodia

Manus barn owl

Manchurian warbler

Manchurian pika

Manchurian hare

Manchurian zokor

Maori petroica

Marginocephals

Mariana flying fox

Marquesan frugivorous pigeon

Marlinidae

Marmoset Gldi

Moroccan locust

Marpissa mossy

Martinique Amazon

Martinique macaw

Martinique bothrops

Monkey Brazza

Wolf's monkey

Monkey Dent

Monkey Diana

Monkey Dryas

Campbell's monkey

Mona monkey

Preis's monkey

Sclater's monkey

Hussar Monkey

Monkeys

Marmosetaceae (subfamily)

Marys (rodents)

Masai lion

Masiakasaurus

Mascarene white-eye

Mascarene coot

Megachylidae

Megaheels

Megistotherium

Ursa

Medvedki

Medvedki (genus)

bear kangaroo

Bear couscous

Bear macaque

bear baboon

Bearish

Medical leech

Slow loris

Slow Salamander

Grain medlyak

Sandy medlyak

Steppe honeydew

Medlyak-broadcaster

Copper tetra

Mednovsky arctic fox

Copperhead

Metriorhynchus

Mecismohenid spiders

Swordbeaks

Swordtails (genus of fish)

Sword frogs

Horseshoe crabs

Sac-breasted crayfish

Peters' bagwing

Sacrumata

Bagmouths

Sac jumpers

Pliginsky's bagworm

Bagworms

Mygalomorph spiders

Middendorff pearl barley Dulcate

Gray mussel

Myzomelas

Misostomidae

Micromalthus

Micromat greenish

Micronesian alcyone

Microraptor

Microraptors

Micro-disbursements

Microstonix

Microurania

Microfolcommatid spiders

Microceratops

Hagfish

Myxosaurus

Mixotoxodon

Mixophaga

Myctophaceae

Myctophiformes

Milichiidae

Millepora

Mimeusemia is similar

Minahasa barn owl

Mining willow borer

Mining flies

Minnow-cap moths

Lampreys

Miolania

Miracinonyx

Mirikina

Bear, mouse, ant, jellyfish, monkey, mongoose, fly, anteater, macaque, walrus, guinea pig, elephant seal, sea lion, fur seal, conger eel, moth, moth, mule, manul, nothing else comes to mind.

Mammoth, but it is already extinct. And among those living today is the moray eel, manta ray, wild cat manul, mandarin duck... Nothing else comes to mind.

Starting with the letter M, you can remember a lot of species of animals, and of course, number one should be mentioned as the owner of the taiga, Bear. There are many species of bears, but of course the closest to us is the native brown bear.

It is imperative to name such a small but ubiquitous animal as the Mouse.

A mongoose that is not afraid of poisonous snakes.

An anteater who loves to tear apart anthills without worrying about the bites of their inhabitants.

A representative of the cat family called Manul, which is listed in the Red Book of Russia.

Well, let’s not forget the mischievous Monkey.

Magot, Mulbrook, Mangabey, Mandrill, Macaque, Monkey, Mirik - monkey;

Mazam - deer;

Maikong - fox;

Mako - shark;

Mamba, Mulga - snake;

Manul is a predatory cat;

Marabou - stork;

Mara is a rodent;

Polytooth;

Moguera - mole;

Moko is a racing pig;

Moloch - lizard;

Mungo; Musang;

Mouflon - ram;

Ant-eater;

Ant, Fly.

Mangabay- this is a monkey. Mangabeys live in forests and trees. They are afraid of eagles and leopards. The female carries the cub for approximately five and a half months. These monkeys mature by the age of five to seven years.

Mongoose- a small animal with short legs and a thick tail. His main characteristic- he is not afraid and often defeats the cobra!

Marmoset- they are also called marmosets. These are the tiniest monkeys in the world. Their sizes do not exceed human finger! They live well at home. And the price for such a monkey exceeds sixty thousand rubles!

Bagwing- this is a small bat. These are afraid bats only the boa constrictor and the araneomorphic spider. Lead night look life.

Monkey- well, who doesn’t know this sweetest animal! There are twenty-five species in total, living in Africa. The monkey is the heroine of many animated films and children's literary works.

Bear- king of the forests. There are several types of them. And everyone is very nice! Brown bear It eats raspberries with roots and fish. Polar bear- fish and whoever else he will catch. There is also a grizzly bear that lives in Alaska.

Well, the rest of the animals starting with the letter M are presented in the list:

The simplest ones are names. House and field mice, Anteater (Yumi), Walrus, White and brown bear, Macaque - monkey.

Good questions and the answers for the crossword puzzle have already helped me)).

You also need to accurately name the mammoth. We will not see this animal in reality, but the tasks appear in crossword puzzles.

Mammoth, Moth, Mosquito, Conger eel, Sea lion, Anteater.........

Several animals (only those that I remember) whose names begin with the letter M: Bear, Pallas's cat, Macaque, Mouse, Mule, Walrus, Mongoose, Magot. I wrote only those animals in M that I remembered. I hope my answer will be useful to you.

There are quite a lot of representatives of the animal world whose names begin with the letter M, among them there are birds, insects, and fish. I won’t list them all, I’ll name the ones that came to my mind first: