Taphozous perforatus - Egyptian tomb bat
Stenoderm rufum - Red fruit-eating bat
Ametrida centurio - Gray's lesser wrinkled-face bat
Pipastrellus spp. - Pipistrell
Common Marmoset - Callithrix jacchus
white-tailed jackrabbit - Lepus townsendii
black-tailed jackrabbit - Lepus californicus
eastern cottontail - Sylvilagus floridanus
southern flying squirrel - Glaucomys volans
golden hamster or Syrian hamster - Mesocricetus auratus
long-tailed chinchilla - Chinchilla lanigera
There a number of whales species to add to the list including:
humpback whale - Megaptera novaeangliae
blue whale - Balaenoptera musculus
Crocuta crocuta - Spotted hyena
Hydrurga leptonyx - Leopard seal
Leptonychotes weddelli - Weddell seal
Females are larger in birds of prey and in all boa and python species. It's also common among amphibians for the female to be the larger sex. It's rarer in mammals, but a famous one is the spotted hyena. The female is not only bigger than the male, but all females are dominant over all males. Even the lowest-ranked female is dominant over the highest-ranked male. The female also has a large, erectile clitoris that resembles a penis - they were once thought to be hermaphrodites.
In most birds of prey, the female is larger than the male.
When the eggs or chicks are in the nest, she will most likely stay home with them, and has to be able to fight off any predators that come after them. Meanwhile the male goes out hunting and brings food to the nest.
Eagles, hawks, falcons, owls, etc.
There are many.
Turtles.
Some lizards.
Many kinds of fish.
Hawks and eagles.
Many spiders.
Many bats.
