For what it's worth, drake (a type of duck), eft (a newt, like a lizard), and gibbon (a kind of monkey or ape) aren't ones your average English-speaker knows either. I think most of us end up consulting a dictionary when the next animal is announced. They're always animals, though.
For what it's worth, drake (a type of duck), eft (a newt, like a lizard), and gibbon (a kind of monkey or ape) aren't ones your average English-speaker knows either. I think most of us end up consulting a dictionary when the next animal is announced. They're always animals, though.
This is an ibex: http:// www.ics. uci.edu/ ~eppstein/ pix/lazoo/ Ibex-m. jpg