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LIST OF 50 LIVING THINGS

Biology

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Phoenix [80]3 years ago

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<h2>1. Human</h2><h2>2. Dog</h2><h2>3. Cat</h2><h2>4. Horse</h2><h2>5. Cow</h2><h2>6. Pig</h2><h2>7. Goat</h2><h2>8. Chicken</h2><h2>9. Elephant</h2><h2>10. Impala</h2><h2>11. Lion</h2><h2>12. Zebra</h2><h2>13. Dolphin</h2><h2>14. Otter</h2><h2>15. Seal</h2><h2>16. Shark</h2><h2>17. Tuna</h2><h2>18. Trout</h2><h2>19. Seahorse</h2><h2>20. Ibex</h2><h2>21. Donkey</h2><h2>22. Mule</h2><h2>23. Catfish</h2><h2>24. Sheep</h2><h2>25. Squirrel</h2><h2>26. Rabbit</h2><h2>27. Whale</h2><h2>28. Owl</h2><h2>29. Mouse</h2><h2>30. Antelope</h2><h2>31. Tiger</h2><h2>32. Wolf</h2><h2>33. Dingo</h2><h2>34. Fox</h2><h2>35. Buffalo</h2><h2>36. Hawk</h2><h2>37. Pangolin</h2><h2>38. Duck</h2><h2>39. Turkey</h2><h2>40. Deer</h2><h2>41. Bear</h2><h2>42. Coyote</h2><h2>43. Goose</h2><h2>44. Macaw</h2><h2>45. Flamingo</h2><h2>46. Frog</h2><h2>47. Lizard</h2><h2>48. Snake</h2><h2>49. Salamander</h2><h2>50. Canary</h2>

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That is a list of 50 living things.

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Arisa [49]3 years ago

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So...not quite sure what you mean, but I'm just gonna go for it!

1: Dog

2: Cat

3: Human

4: Fish

5: Octopus

6: Horse

7: Ferret

8: Moose

9: Cow

10: Chicken

11: Goat

12: Duck

13: Hamster

14: Pig

15: Bunny

16: Zebra

17: Cheetah

18: Lion

19: Antelope

20: Mouse

21: Cricket

22: Ladybug

23: Spider

24: Grasshopper

25: Mosquito

26: Butterfly

27: Housefly

28: Dragonfly

29: Snake

30: Hawk

31: Eagle

32: Goose

33: Dove

34: Flamingo

35: Tiger

36: Baboon

37: Crocodile

38: Panda

39: Fox

40: Koala

41: Sloth

42: Owl

43: Elephant

44: Camel

45: Deer

46: Penguin

47: Bobcat

48: Bear

49: Okapi

50: Wolf

Phew. I'm not sure if this is what you wanted, if not, it was still fun to try and answer your question! Lol Sorry if this didn't help.

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