There are 22 mammals that start with the letter X, from Xantharpyia to Xerus. Below you will find them listed alphabetically along with some general information about each. Click the toggle view buttons in the top right corner to switch between the card and the table view.
For each item you will find the following information
Order: The subclass the mammals belongs to
Habitat: The places or type of weather the mammals lives in
Scientific name: The designation that scientists use to catalog the species
Name: Xantharpyia
Order: Chiroptera
Habitat: Caves and old buildings in South Asia
Scientific name: Xantharpyia amplexicaudata
Name: Xanthocebus
Order: Primates
Habitat: Tropical forests in Southeast Asia
Scientific name: Xanthocebus sp.
Name: Xanthonyx
Order: Carnivora
Habitat: Tropical forests of Central America
Scientific name: Xanthonyx springeri
Name: Xanthopus
Order: Rodentia
Habitat: Savannas and grasslands of southern Africa
Scientific name: Xanthopus krebsii
Name: Xenelaphus
Order: Artiodactyla
Habitat: High-altitude grasslands in the Andes
Scientific name: Xenelaphus weddellii
Name: Xenerodon
Order: Rodentia
Habitat: Subtropical forests of southeastern Brazil
Scientific name: Xenerodon lanuginosus
Name: Xenicia
Order: Chiroptera
Habitat: Caves and mines in Southeast Asia
Scientific name: Xenicia magnifica
Name: Xenicus
Order: Passeriformes
Habitat: Alpine and subalpine regions in New Zealand
Scientific name: Xenicus gilviventris
Name: Xenisthmus
Order: Rodentia
Habitat: Coastal areas of eastern Brazil
Scientific name: Xenisthmus glaber
Name: Xenocephalus
Order: Sirenia
Habitat: Coastal waters of the western Atlantic Ocean
Scientific name: Xenocephalus americanus
Name: Xenochirus
Order: Rodentia
Habitat: Desert regions of southwestern North America
Scientific name: Xenochirus foxi
Name: Xenoglaux
Order: Primates
Habitat: Cloud forests of Peru
Scientific name: Xenoglaux loweryi
Name: Xenohthon
Order: Chiroptera
Habitat: Caves and abandoned buildings in Southeast Asia
Scientific name: Xenohthon pallidus
Name: Xenomys
Order: Rodentia
Habitat: Pine-oak forests of western Mexico
Scientific name: Xenomys nelsoni
Name: Xenonycteris
Order: Chiroptera
Habitat: Caves and abandoned buildings in Brazil
Scientific name: Xenonycteris vieirai
Name: Xenops
Order: Xenarthra
Habitat: Tropical forests in Central and South America
Scientific name: Xenops rutilans
Name: Xenospiza
Order: Passeriformes
Habitat: Pine-oak forests of central Mexico
Scientific name: Xenospiza baileyi
Name: Xenurellus
Order: Soricomorpha
Habitat: Montane forests in southern China
Scientific name: Xenurellus sinensis
Name: Xenuromys
Order: Rodentia
Habitat: Montane forests in New Guinea
Scientific name: Xenuromys barbatus
Name: Xeromys
Order: Rodentia
Habitat: Coastal wetlands in Australia
Scientific name: Xeromys myoides
Name: Xerospermophilus
Order: Rodentia
Habitat: Arid and semi-arid regions of western North America
Scientific name: Xerospermophilus spilosoma
Name: Xerus
Order: Rodentia
Habitat: Savannas and grasslands in Africa
Scientific name: Xerus inauris
| Name | Order | Habitat | Scientific name |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xantharpyia | Chiroptera | Caves and old buildings in South Asia | Xantharpyia amplexicaudata |
| Xanthocebus | Primates | Tropical forests in Southeast Asia | Xanthocebus sp. |
| Xanthonyx | Carnivora | Tropical forests of Central America | Xanthonyx springeri |
| Xanthopus | Rodentia | Savannas and grasslands of southern Africa | Xanthopus krebsii |
| Xenelaphus | Artiodactyla | High-altitude grasslands in the Andes | Xenelaphus weddellii |
| Xenerodon | Rodentia | Subtropical forests of southeastern Brazil | Xenerodon lanuginosus |
| Xenicia | Chiroptera | Caves and mines in Southeast Asia | Xenicia magnifica |
| Xenicus | Passeriformes | Alpine and subalpine regions in New Zealand | Xenicus gilviventris |
| Xenisthmus | Rodentia | Coastal areas of eastern Brazil | Xenisthmus glaber |
| Xenocephalus | Sirenia | Coastal waters of the western Atlantic Ocean | Xenocephalus americanus |
| Xenochirus | Rodentia | Desert regions of southwestern North America | Xenochirus foxi |
| Xenoglaux | Primates | Cloud forests of Peru | Xenoglaux loweryi |
| Xenohthon | Chiroptera | Caves and abandoned buildings in Southeast Asia | Xenohthon pallidus |
| Xenomys | Rodentia | Pine-oak forests of western Mexico | Xenomys nelsoni |
| Xenonycteris | Chiroptera | Caves and abandoned buildings in Brazil | Xenonycteris vieirai |
| Xenops | Xenarthra | Tropical forests in Central and South America | Xenops rutilans |
| Xenospiza | Passeriformes | Pine-oak forests of central Mexico | Xenospiza baileyi |
| Xenurellus | Soricomorpha | Montane forests in southern China | Xenurellus sinensis |
| Xenuromys | Rodentia | Montane forests in New Guinea | Xenuromys barbatus |
| Xeromys | Rodentia | Coastal wetlands in Australia | Xeromys myoides |
| Xerospermophilus | Rodentia | Arid and semi-arid regions of western North America | Xerospermophilus spilosoma |
| Xerus | Rodentia | Savannas and grasslands in Africa | Xerus inauris |