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Need help in categorization of wild animals

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08-31-2014, 12:29 AM ( This post was last modified: 08-31-2014, 12:31 AM by sanjay )

Guys, I have prepared my list base on your suggestion and reading various websites on categorization.

1. Mammals
2. Tigers (Mammals)
3. Lions (Mammals)
4. Bears (Mammals)
5. Leopards (Mammals)
6. Jaguar (Mammals)
7. Big Herbivores (Mammals)
8. Elephants (Mammals)
9. Reptiles
10. Crocodiles (Reptiles)
11. Alligators (Reptiles)
12. Snakes (Reptiles)
13. Pythons (Reptiles)
14. Amphibians
15. Aquatics and Marines
16. Whales (Marines)
17. Sharks (Aquatics and Marines)
18. Birds
19. Birds of prey (Birds)
20. Invertebrates
21. Habitats
22. Others

Remember:
  • I have included some most famous species names which are widely photographed by wildlife photographers.
  • We can not use tough scientific name, because keeping familiar and most popular name help us to bring common wildlife lovers.
  • We can not use all names, but only those which are common and widely captured in camera.

Let me know what do you think ? And correct me if I am wrong. If everything gone right, I will launch photography website on this Monday. So if you have friends who are wildlife photographers then please invite them to join and share their photos.
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