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Monkeys are a group of mammals from the order of primates. In biological taxonomy, the name "monkeys" can be applied to all members of the infraorder Simiiformes[1] or the suborder Haplorhini[2][3][4] (both taxa include humans, who are not apes in the everyday sense of the word; the second taxon, in addition to representatives of Simiiformes, also includes tarsiers)🐻🦛🦫🐪🦘🦊🐕🐃🦓🦒🦘🦘🐿🦫🐻🐕🦓🐃🐂🐪🐘🐘🦛🦒🐫🦘🐻🦛🐪🐃🐕🐿

The size of deer varies between the size of a hare (pudu) and a horse (elk). Branched horns are characteristic, which are available only in males. The only exceptions are the water deer, which has no antlers at all, and the reindeer, in which both sexes have antlers. The antlers are shed every year and grow back. In reindeer, males shed their antlers in November-December, and females - in May-June after calving, which helps the females in winter to protect the reindeer moss dug in the snow from stronger, but hornless males🐿🐪🦘🦊🐕🐃🦓🦒🦘🦘🐿🦫🐻🐻🐕🦓🐃🐂🐪🐘🐘🦛🦒🐫🦘🐻🦛🐪🐃🐕🐿

Snakes (lat. Serpentes) - a suborder of the class of reptiles of the scaly order. Snakes live on all continents except Antarctica and a few large islands such as Ireland and New Zealand, as well as many small islands in the Atlantic Ocean and the central Pacific Ocean. Some snakes are venomous, but non-venomous snakes are represented by a larger number of species. Poisonous people use poison primarily for hunting (to kill the victim), and not for self-defense. 🦘🐂🐿🐪🐃🐂🦓🐫🦘🦛🐻🐘🦊🦒🦒🐂🦘🐿

Foxes are a polyphyletic group of mammals from the canine family of the carnivore order. In the Old Slavonic language, the adjective "fox" corresponded to the definition of yellowish, red and yellowish-orange color, characteristic of the color of the common fox widespread in Eurasia. Common name for several species of mammals in the canine family. Only 10 species of this group belong to the genus proper foxes (lat. Vulpes). The most famous and widespread representative is the common fox (Vulpes vulpes). Foxes are found in the folklore of many peoples around the world🦊🐕🐃🦓🦒🦘🦘🐿🦫🐻🐻🐕🦓🐃🐂🐪🐘🐘🦛🦒🐫🦘🐻🦛🐪🐃🐕🐿

Zebras are a subgenus of the horse genus, including the species Burchell's zebra, Grevy's zebra, and mountain zebra. Hybrid forms between zebras and domestic horses are called zebroids, between zebras and donkeys - zebrules. Zebras live in small groups consisting of females with cubs and one stallion🦓🦒🦘🦘🐿🦫🐻🐻🐕🦓🐃🐂🐪🐘🐘🦛🦒🐫🦘🐻🦛🐪🐃🐕🐿

Rams reach a length of 1.4 to 1.8 m, a tail from 7 to 15 cm long. Height at the shoulders is from 65 to 125 cm, weight is from 20 to 200 kg, and males are always much more massive than females. The color of the coat varies from whitish to dark brown and even black, and there is often a change in coat. Males often wear a peculiar mane around their necks, but unlike goats they do not have a beard. Both sexes have horns, but the females have smaller ones. The horns of males begin to twist in a spiral with age and can reach a length of 1 m🦒🦘🦘🐿🦫