Adder
Nocturnal
420 objects
Explore the secret world of animals that come alive at night! They are wide awake when it's dark, using their amazing senses to find food and play.
Nocturnal animals are primarily active during the nighttime hours, typically resting or sleeping during the day.
Objects with this trait
Browse every object currently tagged with nocturnal.
401 with scientific names
Alderfly
Alligator Snapping Turtle
Amazonian Giant Centipede
American Alligator
American Bullfrog
American Toad
Anaconda
Anglerfish
Anole
Aphid
Arctic Fox
Arizona Bark Scorpion
Armadillo
Asian Tiger Mosquito
Asp Viper
Atlas Beetle
Atlas Moth
Axolotl
Baird'S Tapir
Ball Python
Banana Slug
Banded Krait
Barn Owl
Barred Owl
Barreleye
Bat
Bedbug
Beluga Whale
Bengal Slow Loris
Big Brown Bat
Big-headed Turtle
Bighorn Sheep
Bird-eating Spider
Black Bear
Black Caiman
Black Fly
Black Ghost Knifefish
Black Mamba
Black Rat Snake
Black-tailed Jackrabbit
Blanding's Turtle
Blind Cave Fish
Blind Cave Tetra
Blister Beetle
Blue Catfish
Blue Spotted Stingray
Blue-tongued Skink
Boar
Bobcat
Bobtail Squid
Bongo
Box Jellyfish
Brazilian Wandering Spider
Bristlemouth
British Shorthair
Brook Trout
Brown Lacewing
Brown Marmorated Stink Bug
Brown Recluse Spider
Brown Snake
Brown Trout
Budgett's Frog
Bullsnake
Bumblebee
Burbot
Burmese Cat
Burmese Python
Bush Cricket
Caddisfly
Caiman
Caiman Lizard
California Kingsnake
California Newt
Canada Lynx
Cane Toad
Carp
Carpenter Ant
Cat
Cave Crayfish
Cave Cricket
Cave Salamander
Cave Scorpion
Cave Snail
Cave Spider
Cecropia Moth
Cellar Spider
Channel Catfish
Chinchilla
Chuckwalla
Click Beetle
Coelacanth
Colorado Potato Beetle
Colugo
Comb Jelly
Common Blackbird
Common Carp
Common Millipede
Common Musk Turtle
Common Newt
Common Nighthawk
Cone Snail
Cookiecutter Shark
Copperband Butterflyfish
Copperhead
Corn Snake
Corsac Fox
Cottonmouth
Cougar
Coyote
Crab
Crane Fly
Crayfish
Crested Gecko
Crocodile
Crystal Jelly
Ctenophore
Cuban Solenodon
Darkling Beetle
Death's-head Hawkmoth