Animals · Puzzle #15 · Wednesday, October 14
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
- Big family: 1 pt per doubling over 1 baby at a time
- Top speed: 1 pt per 5 mph
- Heavyweight: 1 pt per doubling over 1 lb
- Wild in Europe: 10 pts if native to Europe
- Known worldwide: 1 pt per 15 Wikipedia languages
- Tiny: 1 pt per halving under 1 lb
- Wild in South America: 10 pts if native to South America
- Most looked-up: 1 pt per 100,000 Wikipedia views in 2025
The best board
- Leatherback sea turtle in Heavyweight: a typical adult weighs 926 lb (9.9)
- Ocean sunfish in Big family: has 300 million young at a time (10.0)
- Blue wildebeest in Top speed: tops out at 50 mph (10.0)
- Mallard in Known worldwide: Wikipedia has an article on it in 134 languages (8.9)
- Mantled howler in Wild in South America: is native to South America (10.0)
- Great white shark in Most looked-up: its Wikipedia article was read 919,315 times in 2025 (9.2)
- European garden spider in Tiny: a typical adult weighs 0.45 g (10.0)
- European mole in Wild in Europe: is native to Europe (10.0)
The most this board could score: 78.0 of 80.
The lineup, figure by figure
Leatherback sea turtle
Shell-less turtle with leathery skin

Photo: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Southeast Region, Public domain - Big family
- has 105 young at a time (6.7) Source: AnAge
- Top speed
- tops out at 22 mph (4.4) Source: Wikipedia
- Heavyweight
- a typical adult weighs 926 lb (9.9) Source: AnAge
- Wild in Europe
- lives in the sea (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Known worldwide
- Wikipedia has an article on it in 73 languages (4.9) Source: Wikipedia language editions (Wikidata)
- Tiny
- a typical adult weighs 926 lb (0.0) Source: AnAge
- Wild in South America
- lives in the sea (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Most looked-up
- its Wikipedia article was read 292,897 times in 2025 (2.9) Source: Wikimedia page views
Ocean sunfish
Disk-shaped fish that basks at the surface

Photo: U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Public domain - Big family
- has 300 million young at a time (10.0) Source: AnAge
- Top speed
- tops out at 2 mph (0.4) Source: Wikipedia
- Heavyweight
- a typical adult weighs 2,789 lb (10.0) Source: AnAge
- Wild in Europe
- lives in the sea (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Known worldwide
- Wikipedia has an article on it in 69 languages (4.6) Source: Wikipedia language editions (Wikidata)
- Tiny
- a typical adult weighs 2,789 lb (0.0) Source: AnAge
- Wild in South America
- lives in the sea (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Most looked-up
- its Wikipedia article was read 635,336 times in 2025 (6.4) Source: Wikimedia page views
Blue wildebeest
Antelope of the Great Migration

Photo: Muhammad Mahdi Karim, GFDL 1.2 - Big family
- has 1 young at a time (0.0) Source: AnAge
- Top speed
- tops out at 50 mph (10.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Heavyweight
- a typical adult weighs 363 lb (8.5) Source: AnAge
- Wild in Europe
- isn't native to Europe (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Known worldwide
- Wikipedia has an article on it in 57 languages (3.8) Source: Wikipedia language editions (Wikidata)
- Tiny
- a typical adult weighs 363 lb (0.0) Source: AnAge
- Wild in South America
- isn't native to South America (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Most looked-up
- its Wikipedia article was read 87,645 times in 2025 (0.9) Source: Wikimedia page views
Mallard
Duck whose males have a glossy green head

Photo: This picture was realized by Richard Bartz by using a Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM Lens, CC BY-SA 2.5 - Big family
- has 9 young at a time (3.2) Source: AnAge
- Top speed
- tops out at 54 mph (10.0) Source: en.wikipedia.org
- Heavyweight
- a typical adult weighs 2.3 lb (1.2) Source: AnAge
- Wild in Europe
- is native to Europe (10.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Known worldwide
- Wikipedia has an article on it in 134 languages (8.9) Source: Wikipedia language editions (Wikidata)
- Tiny
- a typical adult weighs 2.3 lb (0.0) Source: AnAge
- Wild in South America
- isn't native to South America (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Most looked-up
- its Wikipedia article was read 397,244 times in 2025 (4.0) Source: Wikimedia page views
Mantled howler
Monkey whose roar carries for miles

Photo: Dr. Ariel Rodriguez-Vargas, CC BY 4.0 - Big family
- has 1 young at a time (0.0) Source: AnAge
- Top speed
- tops out at 3 mph (0.6) Source: Wikipedia
- Heavyweight
- a typical adult weighs 15 lb (3.9) Source: AnAge
- Wild in Europe
- isn't native to Europe (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Known worldwide
- Wikipedia has an article on it in 33 languages (2.2) Source: Wikipedia language editions (Wikidata)
- Tiny
- a typical adult weighs 15 lb (0.0) Source: AnAge
- Wild in South America
- is native to South America (10.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Most looked-up
- its Wikipedia article was read 116,499 times in 2025 (1.2) Source: Wikimedia page views
Great white shark
The shark of Jaws, a breacher of seals

Photo: Pterantula (Terry Goss) at en.wikipedia, CC BY 2.5 - Big family
- has 6 young at a time (2.6) Source: AnAge
- Top speed
- tops out at 15 mph (3.0) Source: en.wikipedia.org
- Heavyweight
- a typical adult weighs 4,123 lb (10.0) Source: AnAge
- Wild in Europe
- lives in the sea (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Known worldwide
- Wikipedia has an article on it in 107 languages (7.1) Source: Wikipedia language editions (Wikidata)
- Tiny
- a typical adult weighs 4,123 lb (0.0) Source: AnAge
- Wild in South America
- lives in the sea (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Most looked-up
- its Wikipedia article was read 919,315 times in 2025 (9.2) Source: Wikimedia page views
European garden spider
Spins a new wheel-shaped web every day

Photo: Didier Descouens, CC BY-SA 3.0 - Big family
- has 800 young at a time (9.6) Source: Wikipedia
- Top speed
- tops out at 1 mph (0.2) Source: Wikipedia
- Heavyweight
- a typical adult weighs 0.45 g (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Wild in Europe
- is native to Europe (10.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Known worldwide
- Wikipedia has an article on it in 59 languages (3.9) Source: Wikipedia language editions (Wikidata)
- Tiny
- a typical adult weighs 0.45 g (10.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Wild in South America
- isn't native to South America (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Most looked-up
- its Wikipedia article was read 170,521 times in 2025 (1.7) Source: Wikimedia page views
European mole
Digger with spade-like front paws

Photo: bristolian, CC BY 4.0 - Big family
- has 3 young at a time (1.6) Source: AnAge
- Top speed
- tops out at 3 mph (0.6) Source: Wikipedia
- Heavyweight
- a typical adult weighs 3.3 oz (0.0) Source: AnAge
- Wild in Europe
- is native to Europe (10.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Known worldwide
- Wikipedia has an article on it in 78 languages (5.2) Source: Wikipedia language editions (Wikidata)
- Tiny
- a typical adult weighs 3.3 oz (2.3) Source: AnAge
- Wild in South America
- isn't native to South America (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Most looked-up
- its Wikipedia article was read 392,402 times in 2025 (3.9) Source: Wikimedia page views