[{"n": "Aardvark", "u": "/e/mammals/aardvark/", "s": "A burrowing, nocturnal mammal that feeds on ants and termites."}, {"n": "Anteater", "u": "/e/mammals/anteater/", "s": "Four extant species of ant- and termite-eating mammals in the suborder Vermilingua."}, {"n": "Antelope", "u": "/e/mammals/antelope/", "s": "Swift and diverse bovids of the Old World"}, {"n": "Beaver", "u": "/e/mammals/beaver/", "s": "Large semiaquatic rodents that build dams and lodges."}, {"n": "Camel", "u": "/e/mammals/camel/", "s": "The camel is a desert-adapted ungulate with humps of fat, not water, and three surviving species."}, {"n": "Cattle", "u": "/e/mammals/cattle/", "s": "Domesticated bovid ungulates raised for meat, dairy, and labor."}, {"n": "Dingo", "u": "/e/mammals/dingo/", "s": "A debated lineage of dog native to Australia."}, {"n": "Dormouse", "u": "/e/mammals/dormouse/", "s": "Nocturnal rodents known for long hibernation and arboreal habits."}, {"n": "Equidae", "u": "/e/mammals/equidae/", "s": "Taxonomic family of horses, asses, zebras, and extinct relatives."}, {"n": "European badger", "u": "/e/mammals/european-badger/", "s": "A nocturnal, social omnivore known for its extensive burrow systems."}, {"n": "European bison", "u": "/e/mammals/european-bison/", "s": "Heaviest wild land animal in Europe, once extinct in the wild."}, {"n": "Gaur", "u": "/e/mammals/gaur/", "s": "Largest living bovid, native to South and Southeast Asia."}, {"n": "Hyena", "u": "/e/mammals/hyena/", "s": "Feliform mammals vital to African ecosystems, with unique scavenging adaptations."}, {"n": "African buffalo", "u": "/e/mammals/african-buffalo/", "s": "Large African bovid with fused horn bases forming a boss."}, {"n": "Alpaca", "u": "/e/mammals/alpaca/", "s": "Domesticated South American camelid valued for its fine fiber."}, {"n": "American bison", "u": "/e/mammals/american-bison/", "s": "The American bison, national mammal of the United States, once numbered 60 million but was reduced to 541 by 1"}, {"n": "Baboon", "u": "/e/mammals/baboon/", "s": "Large Old World monkeys native to Africa and Arabia."}, {"n": "Bactrian camel", "u": "/e/mammals/bactrian-camel/", "s": "Two-humped camel of Central Asia, key to Silk Road caravans."}, {"n": "Bonobo", "u": "/e/mammals/bonobo/", "s": "The bonobo is the closest extant relative to humans, alongside the common chimpanzee."}, {"n": "Brown bear", "u": "/e/mammals/brown-bear/", "s": "Large omnivorous bear native to Eurasia and North America."}, {"n": "Capuchin monkey", "u": "/e/mammals/capuchin-monkey/", "s": "New World monkeys known for tool use and large brains."}, {"n": "Capybara", "u": "/e/mammals/capybara/", "s": "Largest living rodent, semiaquatic and highly social."}, {"n": "Coyote", "u": "/e/mammals/coyote/", "s": "A versatile North American canine known for adaptability and trickster folklore."}, {"n": "Dromedary", "u": "/e/mammals/dromedary/", "s": "Tallest camel species, domesticated for millennia in arid lands."}, {"n": "Eared seal", "u": "/e/mammals/eared-seal/", "s": "Marine mammals with visible ears, including sea lions and fur seals."}, {"n": "Earless seal", "u": "/e/mammals/earless-seal/", "s": "True seals are specialized marine mammals of the family Phocidae."}, {"n": "Elk", "u": "/e/mammals/elk/", "s": "Second largest deer species, native to North America and Asia."}, {"n": "Felidae", "u": "/e/mammals/felidae/", "s": "The family of obligate carnivores known as cats, with 41 extant species."}, {"n": "Galago", "u": "/e/mammals/galago/", "s": "Small nocturnal primates native to sub-Saharan Africa."}, {"n": "Gibbon", "u": "/e/mammals/gibbon/", "s": "Agile tree-dwelling apes, known for brachiation and duet songs."}, {"n": "Guanaco", "u": "/e/mammals/guanaco/", "s": "Wild South American camelid, ancestor of the llama."}, {"n": "Guinea pig", "u": "/e/mammals/guinea-pig/", "s": "Domestic rodent from the Andes, used for food, pets, and research."}, {"n": "Hare", "u": "/e/mammals/hare/", "s": "Swift, solitary herbivores of the genus Lepus."}, {"n": "Hedgehog", "u": "/e/mammals/hedgehog/", "s": "Spiny mammal of Europe, Asia, and Africa."}, {"n": "Homo", "u": "/e/mammals/homo/", "s": "Genus of great apes including modern humans and extinct relatives."}, {"n": "Honey badger", "u": "/e/mammals/honey-badger/", "s": "Solitary, fearless mustelid known for thick skin and ferocious defense."}, {"n": "Mammal", "u": "/e/mammals/mammal/", "s": "Vertebrate class defined by mammary glands and three middle ear bones."}]