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Animals · Puzzle #13 · Monday, October 12

Animals: the board

Eight items, eight categories, one place each. Here is the board with every figure and where it comes from, and the best way to place them. Play today's Animals.

The categories

  • Known worldwide: 1 pt per 15 Wikipedia languages
  • Most looked-up: 1 pt per 100,000 Wikipedia views in 2025
  • Long wait: 1 pt per 25 days' pregnancy or incubation
  • Endangered: 10 pts if Endangered
  • Long life: 1 pt per 7 years
  • Heavyweight: 1 pt per doubling over 1 lb
  • Tiny: 1 pt per halving under 1 lb
  • Takes flight: 10 pts if it can fly

The best board

  1. Great horned owl in Takes flight: flies under its own power (10.0)
  2. Giraffe in Heavyweight: a typical adult weighs 1,764 lb (10.0)
  3. Golden hamster in Endangered: is Endangered or Critically Endangered (10.0)
  4. Siamese fighting fish in Tiny: a typical adult weighs 1.4 g (8.4)
  5. Andean condor in Long life: the oldest on record lived 79 years (10.0)
  6. California sea lion in Long wait: its young take 259 days to be born or hatch (10.0)
  7. Axolotl in Most looked-up: its Wikipedia article was read 2.24 million times in 2025 (10.0)
  8. Giant panda in Known worldwide: Wikipedia has an article on it in 146 languages (9.7)

The most this board could score: 78.1 of 80.

The lineup, figure by figure

  1. Great horned owl

    Owl with feather tufts like horns

    Photo: Greg Hume, CC BY-SA 3.0
    Known worldwide
    Wikipedia has an article on it in 48 languages (3.2) Source: Wikipedia language editions (Wikidata)
    Most looked-up
    its Wikipedia article was read 323,057 times in 2025 (3.2) Source: Wikimedia page views
    Long wait
    its young take 27 days to be born or hatch (1.1) Source: AnAge
    Endangered
    isn't Endangered (0.0) Source: IUCN Red List
    Long life
    the oldest on record lived 29 years (4.1) Source: AnAge
    Heavyweight
    a typical adult weighs 2.6 lb (1.4) Source: AnAge
    Tiny
    a typical adult weighs 2.6 lb (0.0) Source: AnAge
    Takes flight
    flies under its own power (10.0) Source: Wikipedia
  2. Giraffe

    Browses treetops with a dark blue tongue

    Photo: Muhammad Mahdi Karim Facebook The making of this document was supported by Wikimedia CH. (Submit your project!) For all the files concerned, please see the category Supported by Wikimedia CH. العربية ∙ বাংলা ∙ čeština ∙ Deutsch ∙ English ∙ Esperanto ∙ español ∙ français ∙ galego ∙ हिन्दी ∙ magyar ∙ italiano ∙ 日本語 ∙ македонски ∙ Nederlands ∙ português do Brasil ∙ rumantsch ∙ русский ∙ sicilianu ∙ slovenščina ∙ தமிழ் ∙ українська ∙ 中文 ∙ +/−, GFDL 1.2
    Known worldwide
    Wikipedia has an article on it in 99 languages (6.6) Source: Wikipedia language editions (Wikidata)
    Most looked-up
    its Wikipedia article was read 777,081 times in 2025 (7.8) Source: Wikimedia page views
    Long wait
    its young take 457 days to be born or hatch (10.0) Source: AnAge
    Endangered
    isn't Endangered (0.0) Source: IUCN Red List
    Long life
    the oldest on record lived 40 years (5.6) Source: AnAge
    Heavyweight
    a typical adult weighs 1,764 lb (10.0) Source: AnAge
    Tiny
    a typical adult weighs 1,764 lb (0.0) Source: AnAge
    Takes flight
    can't fly (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
  3. Golden hamster

    Pocket pet that runs miles on its wheel

    Photo: Adamjennison111 at English Wikipedia, CC BY 2.5
    Known worldwide
    Wikipedia has an article on it in 53 languages (3.5) Source: Wikipedia language editions (Wikidata)
    Most looked-up
    its Wikipedia article was read 749,086 times in 2025 (7.5) Source: Wikimedia page views
    Long wait
    its young take 16 days to be born or hatch (0.6) Source: AnAge
    Endangered
    is Endangered or Critically Endangered (10.0) Source: IUCN Red List
    Long life
    the oldest on record lived 3.9 years (0.6) Source: AnAge
    Heavyweight
    a typical adult weighs 3.7 oz (0.0) Source: AnAge
    Tiny
    a typical adult weighs 3.7 oz (2.1) Source: AnAge
    Takes flight
    can't fly (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
  4. Siamese fighting fish

    Pet fish with flowing fins, also called a betta

    Photo: Daniella Vereeken, CC BY 2.0
    Known worldwide
    Wikipedia has an article on it in 65 languages (4.3) Source: Wikipedia language editions (Wikidata)
    Most looked-up
    its Wikipedia article was read 328,238 times in 2025 (3.3) Source: Wikimedia page views
    Long wait
    its young take 1.3 days to be born or hatch (0.1) Source: Wikipedia
    Endangered
    isn't Endangered (0.0) Source: IUCN Red List
    Long life
    the oldest on record lived 2 years (0.3) Source: AnAge
    Heavyweight
    a typical adult weighs 1.4 g (0.0) Source: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
    Tiny
    a typical adult weighs 1.4 g (8.4) Source: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
    Takes flight
    can't fly (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
  5. Andean condor

    Vulture with a fluffy collar of feathers

    Photo: Greg Hume, CC BY-SA 3.0
    Known worldwide
    Wikipedia has an article on it in 84 languages (5.6) Source: Wikipedia language editions (Wikidata)
    Most looked-up
    its Wikipedia article was read 325,214 times in 2025 (3.3) Source: Wikimedia page views
    Long wait
    its young take 56 days to be born or hatch (2.2) Source: AnAge
    Endangered
    isn't Endangered (0.0) Source: IUCN Red List
    Long life
    the oldest on record lived 79 years (10.0) Source: AnAge
    Heavyweight
    a typical adult weighs 23 lb (4.5) Source: AnAge
    Tiny
    a typical adult weighs 23 lb (0.0) Source: AnAge
    Takes flight
    flies under its own power (10.0) Source: Wikipedia
  6. California sea lion

    Barking sea lion that "walks" on its flippers

    Photo: (c) Jonathan Eisen, some rights reserved (CC BY), CC BY 4.0
    Known worldwide
    Wikipedia has an article on it in 48 languages (3.2) Source: Wikipedia language editions (Wikidata)
    Most looked-up
    its Wikipedia article was read 385,032 times in 2025 (3.9) Source: Wikimedia page views
    Long wait
    its young take 259 days to be born or hatch (10.0) Source: AnAge
    Endangered
    isn't Endangered (0.0) Source: IUCN Red List
    Long life
    the oldest on record lived 36 years (5.1) Source: AnAge
    Heavyweight
    a typical adult weighs 397 lb (8.6) Source: AnAge
    Tiny
    a typical adult weighs 397 lb (0.0) Source: AnAge
    Takes flight
    can't fly (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
  7. Axolotl

    Smiling salamander that never grows up

    Photo: Henry Mühlpfordt, CC BY-SA 3.0
    Known worldwide
    Wikipedia has an article on it in 79 languages (5.3) Source: Wikipedia language editions (Wikidata)
    Most looked-up
    its Wikipedia article was read 2.24 million times in 2025 (10.0) Source: Wikimedia page views
    Long wait
    its young take 18 days to be born or hatch (0.7) Source: AnAge
    Endangered
    is Endangered or Critically Endangered (10.0) Source: IUCN Red List
    Long life
    the oldest on record lived 17 years (2.4) Source: AnAge
    Heavyweight
    a typical adult weighs 3 oz (0.0) Source: animaldiversity.org
    Tiny
    a typical adult weighs 3 oz (2.4) Source: animaldiversity.org
    Takes flight
    can't fly (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
  8. Giant panda

    Bear that eats bamboo nearly all day

    Photo: J. Patrick Fischer, CC BY-SA 3.0
    Known worldwide
    Wikipedia has an article on it in 146 languages (9.7) Source: Wikipedia language editions (Wikidata)
    Most looked-up
    its Wikipedia article was read 1.17 million times in 2025 (10.0) Source: Wikimedia page views
    Long wait
    its young take 48 days to be born or hatch (1.9) Source: AnAge
    Endangered
    isn't Endangered (0.0) Source: IUCN Red List
    Long life
    the oldest on record lived 37 years (5.3) Source: AnAge
    Heavyweight
    a typical adult weighs 259 lb (8.0) Source: AnAge
    Tiny
    a typical adult weighs 259 lb (0.0) Source: AnAge
    Takes flight
    can't fly (0.0) Source: Wikipedia

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