Animals · Puzzle #5 · Sunday, October 4
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
- Long wait: 1 pt per 25 days' pregnancy or incubation
- Long life: 1 pt per 7 years
- Tiny: 1 pt per halving under 1 lb
- Night owl: 10 pts if mostly active at night
- Wild in North America: 10 pts if native to North America
- Big family: 1 pt per doubling over 1 baby at a time
- Most looked-up: 1 pt per 100,000 Wikipedia views in 2025
- Top speed: 1 pt per 5 mph
The best board
- Wandering albatross in Top speed: tops out at 84 mph (10.0)
- Blue jay in Wild in North America: is native to North or Central America (10.0)
- Northern elephant seal in Long wait: its young take 252 days to be born or hatch (10.0)
- Komodo dragon in Long life: the oldest on record lived 62 years (8.9)
- American lobster in Big family: has 10,000 young at a time (10.0)
- Tasmanian devil in Night owl: is mostly active at night (10.0)
- Black widow in Tiny: a typical adult weighs 0.91 g (9.0)
- Coyote in Most looked-up: its Wikipedia article was read 987,887 times in 2025 (9.9)
The most this board could score: 77.8 of 80.
The lineup, figure by figure
Wandering albatross
Seabird that follows ships across the open ocean

Photo: JJ Harrison (https://www.jjharrison.com.au/), CC BY-SA 3.0 - Long wait
- its young take 77 days to be born or hatch (3.1) Source: Wikipedia
- Long life
- the oldest on record lived 50 years (7.1) Source: AnAge
- Tiny
- a typical adult weighs 16 lb (0.0) Source: AnAge
- Night owl
- isn't mostly active at night (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Wild in North America
- lives in the sea (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Big family
- has 1 young at a time (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Most looked-up
- its Wikipedia article was read 458,460 times in 2025 (4.6) Source: Wikimedia page views
- Top speed
- tops out at 84 mph (10.0) Source: Wikipedia
Blue jay
Crested backyard bird that mimics hawk calls

Photo: Rhododendrites, CC BY-SA 4.0 - Long wait
- its young take 17 days to be born or hatch (0.7) Source: AnAge
- Long life
- the oldest on record lived 26 years (3.7) Source: AnAge
- Tiny
- a typical adult weighs 2.8 oz (2.5) Source: AnAge
- Night owl
- isn't mostly active at night (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Wild in North America
- is native to North or Central America (10.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Big family
- has 4 young at a time (2.0) Source: AnAge
- Most looked-up
- its Wikipedia article was read 504,701 times in 2025 (5.0) Source: Wikimedia page views
- Top speed
- tops out at 25 mph (5.0) Source: Wikipedia
Northern elephant seal
Seal whose males have a trunk-like nose

Photo: Mike Baird, CC BY 2.0 - Long wait
- its young take 252 days to be born or hatch (10.0) Source: AnAge
- Long life
- the oldest on record lived 20 years (2.9) Source: genomics.senescence.info
- Tiny
- a typical adult weighs 3,527 lb (0.0) Source: AnAge
- Night owl
- isn't mostly active at night (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Wild in North America
- lives in the sea (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Big family
- has 1 young at a time (0.0) Source: AnAge
- Most looked-up
- its Wikipedia article was read 257,147 times in 2025 (2.6) Source: Wikimedia page views
- Top speed
- tops out at 14 mph (2.8) Source: Wikipedia
Komodo dragon
Monitor lizard that hunts deer and water buffalo

Photo: James Jolokia (james1203), CC BY 4.0 - Long wait
- its young take 49 days to be born or hatch (2.0) Source: AnAge
- Long life
- the oldest on record lived 62 years (8.9) Source: AnAge
- Tiny
- a typical adult weighs 192 lb (0.0) Source: AnAge
- Night owl
- isn't mostly active at night (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Wild in North America
- isn't native to North America (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Big family
- has 22 young at a time (4.5) Source: AnAge
- Most looked-up
- its Wikipedia article was read 1.17 million times in 2025 (10.0) Source: Wikimedia page views
- Top speed
- tops out at 12 mph (2.4) Source: Wikipedia
American lobster
Claw-waving shellfish served with melted butter

Photo: OAR/National Undersea Research Program (NURP)., Public domain - Long wait
- its young take 300 days to be born or hatch (10.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Long life
- the oldest on record lived 100 years (10.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Tiny
- a typical adult weighs 8.8 lb (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Night owl
- is mostly active at night (10.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Wild in North America
- lives in the sea (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Big family
- has 10,000 young at a time (10.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Most looked-up
- its Wikipedia article was read 87,067 times in 2025 (0.9) Source: Wikimedia page views
- Top speed
- tops out at 11 mph (2.2) Source: Wikipedia
Tasmanian devil
Marsupial with a spine-chilling screech

Photo: JJ Harrison (https://www.jjharrison.com.au/), CC BY-SA 3.0 - Long wait
- its young take 26 days to be born or hatch (1.0) Source: AnAge
- Long life
- the oldest on record lived 13 years (1.9) Source: AnAge
- Tiny
- a typical adult weighs 14 lb (0.0) Source: AnAge
- Night owl
- is mostly active at night (10.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Wild in North America
- isn't native to North America (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Big family
- has 3 young at a time (1.6) Source: AnAge
- Most looked-up
- its Wikipedia article was read 779,349 times in 2025 (7.8) Source: Wikimedia page views
- Top speed
- tops out at 16 mph (3.2) Source: Wikipedia
Black widow
Shiny spider with a red hourglass

Photo: Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0 - Long wait
- its young take 25 days to be born or hatch (1.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Long life
- the oldest on record lived 3 years (0.4) Source: Wikipedia
- Tiny
- a typical adult weighs 0.91 g (9.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Night owl
- is mostly active at night (10.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Wild in North America
- is native to North or Central America (10.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Big family
- has 250 young at a time (8.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Most looked-up
- its Wikipedia article was read 485,748 times in 2025 (4.9) Source: Wikimedia page views
- Top speed
- tops out at 1 mph (0.2) Source: Wikipedia
Coyote
Wild dog that thrives even in cities

Photo: Yathin S Krishnappa, CC BY-SA 3.0 - Long wait
- its young take 63 days to be born or hatch (2.5) Source: AnAge
- Long life
- the oldest on record lived 22 years (3.1) Source: AnAge
- Tiny
- a typical adult weighs 29 lb (0.0) Source: AnAge
- Night owl
- isn't mostly active at night (0.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Wild in North America
- is native to North or Central America (10.0) Source: Wikipedia
- Big family
- has 6 young at a time (2.6) Source: AnAge
- Most looked-up
- its Wikipedia article was read 987,887 times in 2025 (9.9) Source: Wikimedia page views
- Top speed
- tops out at 43 mph (8.6) Source: en.wikipedia.org