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Belonging to the spiny shark or ray.

1. Similar to deer.
2. Of or belonging to deer, elks, and moose; or the family Cervidae; of the nature of or resembling deer.

1. A reference to whales.
2. Like or resembling whales.

They are of the family Cetacea that consists of whales, dolphins, and porpoises.

Pertaining to plovers, sandpipers, snipes, and woodcocks.

A reference to boars (wild pigs).

Of or pertaining to horses; now chiefly in reference to the flesh of the horse as an article of food.

1. Similar to storks.
2. Belonging to or having the characteristics of the suborder Ciconiae or storks.

1. Of, belonging to, or characteristic of a snake or serpent; snake-like.
2. Colubrid.

1. Dove-like; resembling the dove as a type of innocence or gentleness.
2. Columbidae, a family that contains pigeons and doves of about 300 species of small to medium-sized terrestrial and arboreal birds found worldwide in woodland, forests, cities, and arid areas.

They feed mostly on seeds and fruit, nest in trees, cliffs, on window ledges or lofts, or on the ground. The young are fed on what is called “crop-milk”.

1. Of the nature of crows.
2. Of or pertaining to a raven or crow; akin to a crow, of the crow kind.

They are members of the Corvidae family that consist of crows, ravens, jays, and magpies.

This family contains about 100 species of small to large passerine birds found in a variety of habitats; their plumage is uniformly dark, or with bold colorations.

They are non-migratory, often aggressive, feed on a wide range of plant and animal materials, and they make nests of sticks in trees or on cliffs.

Pertaining to twilight; illuminated by twilight, dim, dusky or the soft faint illumination of the sky when the sun is below the horizon before sunrise and especially after sunset.

1. Similar to hamsters.
2. The family Cricetidae consists of New World rats and mice, gerbils, hamsters, lemmings, and voles.

These are large cosmopolitan families of small terestrial to arboreal myomorph rodents comprising about 500 species.

Their habits may be fossorial (animals that have large forelimbs or other adaptations for digging and burrowing) or semiaquatic, often nocturnal, feeding on a variety of plant material and insects.

Of, or consisting of, crocuses.

1. Of or belonging to the crocodile family.
2. The family Crocodylidae consists of small to very large amphibious carnivorous reptiles that contain twenty-two species in three subfamilies: Alligatorinae (alligators, caiman, from the New World), Crocodylinae (crocodiles, pantropical), and Gavialinae (gavials, from India and Burma) and may also be regarded as separate families.

Of or belonging to the rattlesnake family.

The family Crotalidae consists of pit vipers and sidewinders with about 130 species of snakes (Serpentes) that possess heat-sensitive organs just behind the nostrils and feed on small vertebrates. Sometimes they are included in the family Viperidae.