# Mammals emoji 66 emoji from [Animals & nature](https://emojichart.com/category/animals-nature.md), with what each one means. - đŸĩ [Monkey face](https://emojichart.com/monkey-face-emoji.md): U+1F435. Wearing a cheeky, curious expression, this monkey face looks ready for mischief. - 🐒 [Monkey](https://emojichart.com/monkey-emoji.md): U+1F412. Shown as a whole monkey rather than just a face, this animal appears in profile. - đŸĻ [Gorilla](https://emojichart.com/gorilla-emoji.md): U+1F98D. Heavy-browed and dark-furred, this large gorilla has a powerful build. - đŸĻ§ [Orangutan](https://emojichart.com/orangutan-emoji.md): U+1F9A7. Shaggy and reddish-orange with long arms, this ape is an orangutan. - đŸļ [Dog face](https://emojichart.com/dog-face-emoji.md): U+1F436. The face of a friendly dog with floppy ears and bright eyes. - 🐕 [Dog](https://emojichart.com/dog-emoji.md): U+1F415. Standing in profile, this full-bodied dog is shown whole rather than just as a face. - đŸĻŽ [Guide dog](https://emojichart.com/guide-dog-emoji.md): U+1F9AE. Wearing a harness with a rigid handle, this dog carries the gear used by guide dogs, who lead people who are blind or have low vision. - 🐕‍đŸĻē [Service dog](https://emojichart.com/service-dog-emoji.md): U+1F415 U+200D U+1F9BA. A dog wearing a service vest, the kind worn by assistance dogs trained to help people with disabilities. - 🐩 [Poodle](https://emojichart.com/poodle-emoji.md): U+1F429. With a curly, carefully clipped coat, this poodle looks ready for the show ring. - đŸē [Wolf](https://emojichart.com/wolf-emoji.md): U+1F43A. Gray fur, pointed ears and a long snout identify this wolf's face. - đŸĻŠ [Fox](https://emojichart.com/fox-emoji.md): U+1F98A. Pointed ears, orange fur and a narrow snout make up this fox's face. - đŸĻ [Raccoon](https://emojichart.com/raccoon-emoji.md): U+1F99D. A dark mask around its eyes gives this raccoon a bandit look. - 🐱 [Cat face](https://emojichart.com/cat-face-emoji.md): U+1F431. Pointed ears and whiskers frame this cat's face. - 🐈 [Cat](https://emojichart.com/cat-emoji.md): U+1F408. Seen from the side, this full-bodied cat is shown whole rather than just as a face. - 🐈‍âŦ› [Black cat](https://emojichart.com/black-cat-emoji.md): U+1F408 U+200D U+2B1B. All-black fur sets this cat apart. - đŸĻ [Lion](https://emojichart.com/lion-emoji.md): U+1F981. A thick mane frames this lion's face. - đŸ¯ [Tiger face](https://emojichart.com/tiger-face-emoji.md): U+1F42F. Orange fur and bold black stripes mark this tiger's face. - 🐅 [Tiger](https://emojichart.com/tiger-emoji.md): U+1F405. Striped and powerful, this full-bodied tiger is shown in profile. - 🐆 [Leopard](https://emojichart.com/leopard-emoji.md): U+1F406. Spots cover this big cat, which is shown in profile with a long tail. - 🐴 [Horse face](https://emojichart.com/horse-face-emoji.md): U+1F434. A flowing mane frames this horse's face. - đŸĢŽ [Moose](https://emojichart.com/moose-emoji.md): U+1FACE. Broad, flat antlers crown this moose's long face. - đŸĢ [Donkey](https://emojichart.com/donkey-emoji.md): U+1FACF. A donkey with long ears and a gentle face. - 🐎 [Horse](https://emojichart.com/horse-emoji.md): U+1F40E. Shown whole instead of just a face, this horse appears in profile. - đŸĻ„ [Unicorn](https://emojichart.com/unicorn-emoji.md): U+1F984. With a single spiral horn on its forehead, this white horse-like creature is the stuff of myth. - đŸĻ“ [Zebra](https://emojichart.com/zebra-emoji.md): U+1F993. Bold black and white stripes cover this zebra, shown in profile. - đŸĻŒ [Deer](https://emojichart.com/deer-emoji.md): U+1F98C. Branching antlers top this deer, a graceful animal of the forest. - đŸĻŦ [Bison](https://emojichart.com/bison-emoji.md): U+1F9AC. Humped shoulders, a big shaggy head and short curved horns identify this bison. - 🐮 [Cow face](https://emojichart.com/cow-face-emoji.md): U+1F42E. A wide muzzle and floppy ears make up this cow's face. - 🐂 [Ox](https://emojichart.com/ox-emoji.md): U+1F402. Sturdy and strong, this horned ox or bull is shown in profile. - 🐃 [Water buffalo](https://emojichart.com/water-buffalo-emoji.md): U+1F403. A large dark animal with long swept-back horns, this water buffalo is raised as a farm animal in many parts of Asia. - 🐄 [Cow](https://emojichart.com/cow-emoji.md): U+1F404. Standing in profile, this whole cow is shown in full rather than just its face. - 🐷 [Pig face](https://emojichart.com/pig-face-emoji.md): U+1F437. A pink snout and round nostrils stand out on this pig's face. - 🐖 [Pig](https://emojichart.com/pig-emoji.md): U+1F416. Standing in profile, this whole pig is shown in full rather than just its face. - 🐗 [Boar](https://emojichart.com/boar-emoji.md): U+1F417. Bristly fur and curved tusks give this wild boar a rugged look. - đŸŊ [Pig nose](https://emojichart.com/pig-nose-emoji.md): U+1F43D. A close-up of a pig's pink snout with two nostrils. - 🐏 [Ram](https://emojichart.com/ram-emoji.md): U+1F40F. Large, curled horns set this male sheep apart. - 🐑 [Ewe](https://emojichart.com/ewe-emoji.md): U+1F411. Woolly and soft-looking, this sheep is officially a ewe, which is a female sheep. - 🐐 [Goat](https://emojichart.com/goat-emoji.md): U+1F410. A goat with small horns and a little beard. - đŸĒ [Camel](https://emojichart.com/camel-emoji.md): U+1F42A. Known as a dromedary, this one-humped camel stands in profile. - đŸĢ [Two-hump camel](https://emojichart.com/two-hump-camel-emoji.md): U+1F42B. Two humps mark this Bactrian camel, the type found in Central Asia. - đŸĻ™ [Llama](https://emojichart.com/llama-emoji.md): U+1F999. A woolly South American animal with a long neck and curved ears. - đŸĻ’ [Giraffe](https://emojichart.com/giraffe-emoji.md): U+1F992. A very long neck and brown patches make this giraffe unmistakable. - 🐘 [Elephant](https://emojichart.com/elephant-emoji.md): U+1F418. Large ears and a long trunk define this gray elephant. - đŸĻŖ [Mammoth](https://emojichart.com/mammoth-emoji.md): U+1F9A3. Shaggy fur and long curved tusks mark this woolly mammoth, an extinct Ice Age relative of the elephant. - đŸĻ [Rhinoceros](https://emojichart.com/rhinoceros-emoji.md): U+1F98F. Thick skin and a horn on its snout give this rhinoceros a heavy, armored look. - đŸĻ› [Hippopotamus](https://emojichart.com/hippopotamus-emoji.md): U+1F99B. Big, round and wide-mouthed, this hippopotamus is a river giant that spends its days in and near the water. - 🐭 [Mouse face](https://emojichart.com/mouse-face-emoji.md): U+1F42D. Round ears and whiskers frame this mouse's face. - 🐁 [Mouse](https://emojichart.com/mouse-emoji.md): U+1F401. A long, thin tail trails behind this mouse, shown whole in profile. - 🐀 [Rat](https://emojichart.com/rat-emoji.md): U+1F400. With a long, thin tail, this rat is shown in profile. - 🐹 [Hamster](https://emojichart.com/hamster-emoji.md): U+1F439. Puffy cheeks fill out this hamster's round face. - 🐰 [Rabbit face](https://emojichart.com/rabbit-face-emoji.md): U+1F430. Long upright ears rise above this rabbit's face. - 🐇 [Rabbit](https://emojichart.com/rabbit-emoji.md): U+1F407. Sitting in profile, this whole rabbit is shown in full rather than just a face. - đŸŋī¸ [Chipmunk](https://emojichart.com/chipmunk-emoji.md): U+1F43F U+FE0F. Small and bushy-tailed, this rodent is officially a chipmunk, although people also use it for squirrels. - đŸĻĢ [Beaver](https://emojichart.com/beaver-emoji.md): U+1F9AB. A flat, paddle-shaped tail and big front teeth identify this beaver. - đŸĻ” [Hedgehog](https://emojichart.com/hedgehog-emoji.md): U+1F994. Covered in spines and sporting a pointed snout, this hedgehog is cute but prickly. - đŸĻ‡ [Bat](https://emojichart.com/bat-emoji.md): U+1F987. Wings spread wide, this bat is caught in flight. - đŸģ [Bear](https://emojichart.com/bear-emoji.md): U+1F43B. Round ears and a broad snout frame this bear's face. - đŸģ‍❄ī¸ [Polar bear](https://emojichart.com/polar-bear-emoji.md): U+1F43B U+200D U+2744 U+FE0F. White fur marks this polar bear, the big bear of the Arctic. - 🐨 [Koala](https://emojichart.com/koala-emoji.md): U+1F428. Gray, fluffy and round-eared with a big nose, this koala often clings to a tree. - đŸŧ [Panda](https://emojichart.com/panda-emoji.md): U+1F43C. Black ears and eye patches stand out on this giant panda's white face. - đŸĻĨ [Sloth](https://emojichart.com/sloth-emoji.md): U+1F9A5. Hanging from a branch with a calm, sleepy look, this sloth takes life slowly. - đŸĻĻ [Otter](https://emojichart.com/otter-emoji.md): U+1F9A6. Sleek and whiskered, this otter looks ready to play. - đŸĻ¨ [Skunk](https://emojichart.com/skunk-emoji.md): U+1F9A8. A white stripe runs down the back of this black skunk, which also has a bushy tail. - đŸĻ˜ [Kangaroo](https://emojichart.com/kangaroo-emoji.md): U+1F998. Standing upright on powerful hind legs, this kangaroo has a long tail for balance. - đŸĻĄ [Badger](https://emojichart.com/badger-emoji.md): U+1F9A1. A black-and-white striped face and stocky body mark this badger. - 🐾 [Paw prints](https://emojichart.com/paw-prints-emoji.md): U+1F43E. Paw prints, like the tracks a dog or cat leaves behind, show where a pet has walked. --- Source: Unicode Emoji 18.0 and Unicode CLDR 49.0.0. Emoji Chart: https://emojichart.com/category/animals-nature/animal-mammal