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B is for Bird

Birds are a special type of animal that has two legs and two wings and is covered in feathers. Most birds can fly. Some birds, like the penguin and emu cannot fly, but they still have tiny wings. Some kinds of birds, such as parrots, can mimic what people say so well it seems like they can talk.

B is for Birman

Birmans are sometimes referred to as the "Sacred cat of Burma". They have long hair, dark points, and blue eyes. They have white toes but dark legs.

B is for Bison

The American Bison is a very large type of cow. They once travelled in massive herds over America, but they were killed almost to extinction by people in the 19th century.
A bison has a shaggy, long, dark brown winter coat, and a lighter weight, lighter brown summer coat. Bison can reach up to 2 meters (6.6 ft) tall, 3 meters (10 ft) long, and weigh 400 kilograms (882 lb) to 1,000 kilograms (2,205 lb).

B is for Bittern

A bittern is a kind of wading bird with a brown, striped body that blends well with tall reeds. It lives in wetlands and eats small fish, frogs, and insects.
A black panther is simply a leopard that is very dark. If you look closely, you can still see the spots.

B is for Black swan

A black swan type of swan that lives in Australia and nearby islands, especially around lakes, rivers, and wetlands.

B is for Blackbird

Blackbird is a name given to a number of medium-sized birds with shiny black feathers. Blackbirds can be found across much of the world in woodlands and gardens. They scratch around on the ground for insects, and also eat berries.

B is for Blue Heeler

Blue heelers, also called Australian cattle dogs, are a medium-sized, energetic dog that was originally bred to herd cattle. They have dense, coarse hair. When they are kept as a pet rather than a working dog, they need lots of exercise and activities to keep them occupied or they get bored and destructive. As they herd cattle by nipping at them, they can be a nippy dog and will need chew toys. They can become very loyal to their owners and aggressive to anyone else they consider a threat.

B is for Bluebird

The bluebird is a small songbird that is bright blue on its back and wings and a duller color underneath. It lives in open country like fields, meadows, and farmland. Bluebirds hop around on the ground to look for insects and berries, and they nest in holes in trees or they might nest in bird boxes if you provide them. They're known for their cheerful, clear songs.

B is for Boar

Wild boars are the wild ancestors of today's domestic pigs. They are originally from Europe, the Mediterranean and most of Asia. Wild boar were hunted to extinction hundreds of years ago in Britain but are still common in France and Spain.

B is for Bobcat

A bobcat is a type of lynx found in America. All kinds of lynx have short tails, not just the bobcat.

B is for Booby

A booby is a type of seabird with long wings, a fairly heavy body, and a long, straight beak. It lives on warm ocean coasts and islands, where it nests near the water. Boobies are good at diving for fish and other sea life.

The picture is of a blue-footed booby.
Border collies are a breed of herding dog originally from an area near the border of Scotland and England. They are thought to be the most intelligent dog, and the best herder. They are extremely energetic and if they are going to be kept as a pet not a working dog will need lots of regular exercise, stimulation and be very well trained. They are not well suited to families with small children.

B is for Boxer (Dog)

Boxers are medium-sized, short-haired dogs. They have a large, square head and a very strong jaw. They can bite and hold onto large prey. Boxers were bred from the English bulldog.

Boxers are very energetic and playful dogs and are good with children. They are not aggressive but do need to be trained and socialised.

B is for Bream

Bream are freshwater fish found in lakes and slow-moving rivers in Europe. They are caught for food.
British shorthairs are cats with thick fur and very rounded features. They are big, heavy and stocky. They come in a variety of colors but the blue colour in the picture is the most popular. They are easygoing and make good indoor cats.

B is for Brumby

Brumbies are wild, feral horses in Australia. They are descended from escaped or dumped horses. They cause a lot of damage to the native environment. Every so often they are rounded up and captured or culled, and can be trained as show ponies or other domestic uses.

B is for Buckskin

A buckskin horse is a cream, gold or tan horse with a dark mane, tail and legs. Buckskin horses can be found in virtually all breeds of horse.

B is for Budgerigar

A budgerigar, or budgie for short, is a very small parrot that many people keep as pets. They are very friendly, and like most parrots they can be taught to talk. Budgerigars are originally from central Australia, and were once only green and yellow. All the other colors have been created by people selectively breeding them.

B is for Buffalo

The African buffalo is a type of large cow. It has a bad temperament and has never been domesticated. There are still large herds of buffalo throughout Africa.