[Plaga]

username + ID: Plaga + 977187
your favorite animal: Cancrivorus Raccoon
neat fact about them: Raccoons can push and lift objects heavier than their own body mass. They are very strong for their size and it’s known for them to even win fights with dogs bigger than them. Also, their very strong sense of touch makes them feel the taste better if touching the food. What characterizes cancrivorus raccoon for other is that they live even 6-7 years longer than the North American ones.

[strawberryy]

username + ID: strawberryy - 958628
your favorite animal: fennec fox
neat fact about them: fennec foxes have extra fur on the bottom of their feet to protect them from the heat and improved their mobility when traversing loose sand and dunes.

[HowlToTheWind]

username + ID: HowlToTheWind+ 930288
your favorite animal: Dog
neat fact about them: Corgis are originally herding dogs

[ford]

username + ID: ford + 916502
your favorite animal: domestic cat
neat fact about them: the oldest cat ever recorded lived to be 38 years old! her name was creme puff :)

[PikachuTori25]

username + ID: PikachuTori25 - 47866
your favorite animal: Domestic cat
neat fact about them:
House cats share 95.6% of their genetic makeup with tigers.

[Meridiem]

username + ID: MEridiem + 866190
your favorite animal: Kiwi Bird
neat fact about them: They have the largest egg to body ratio of any living creature with their egg being roughly 1/6 of their body mass

[Zailune]

username + ID: Zailune + 103475
your favorite animal: Dogs!
neat fact about them: Dogs are much smarter than people often give them credit for. They can memorize words and phrases, but they have also been shown to retain an understanding of those words and phrases/strings of words, and the capability to combine different sorts of words in their own self-expression. They don't learn the same way humans do, so their potential is often not as apparent.
If you haven't heard: There's a dog named "Bunny" who had a viral social media presence because her human taught her some basic levels of communications with a sound board (buttons that, when pressed, 'say' a word). There's a ton of vids showing her success with the sound board - and there have been other instances of sound board teaching that are worth looking into just because they're so fascinating. I believe the process got its start with a speech therapist who took the leap into experimenting with it and it's been growing since.
In case anyone would like to read about it, there's a New York Times article that covers a lot. It's a good place to start IMO

edit:
There's a block thing on the article linked above, so here's a New York Post alternative (both discuss Christina Hunger, a speech therapist who started a lot of the buzz + has a unique perspective about it all)

[trans]

username + ID: trans + 423895
your favorite animal: i love all animals but i have always loved chinchillas very much! :D
neat fact about them: long-tailed chinchillas in particular have a very unique fur; it is their fur that allows them to survive in the temperatures of high elevations in their home, the andes mountains, which is the only place they can be found in the wild.

[*Rainbow Moon*]

username + ID: *Rainbow Moon* + ID - 233
your favorite animal: African Wilddog
neat fact about them: The African wild dog can run up to 44mph. Also they are like zebras their markings are all one of a kind with each indivdiual.

[**Snowwhisper**]

username + ID: **Snowwhisper** (419945)
your favorite animal: Hyena (Striped, Brown, and Spotted)
neat fact about them:
Spotted hyenas are social mammals and live in structured groups, called clans, of up to 80 individuals. There’s a strict hierarchy, where females rank higher than males, and the group is led by one powerful alpha female. Hyenas are also so unique that they have a different biological species of their own called Hyaenidae.