Hammerhead sharks belong to the Sphyrnidae family and owe their name to their distinctive hammer-shaped head.
Hamsters are small rodents belonging to the subfamily Cricetinae, characterised by cheek pouches and burrowing. They are popular pets, and species such as the Syrian and Roborovski hamsters come from regions like Europe and Asia.
Hares are fast-running mammals of the Leporidae family that resemble rabbits, but they have longer ears and powerful hind legs. They are found in North America, Eurasia, Africa, and Japan.
Honey badger is a fearless carnivorous mammal found in Africa, Southwest Asia, and the Indian subcontinent. It does not belong to the true badgers and is characterised by strength, tough skin, and resistance to venom.
Harpy eagles are one of the world's most powerful eagles, which can be found in the rainforests of Central and South America. Its strong talons can snatch up monkeys and sloths, making it a dominant predator in its habitat.
Humpback whale is a large baleen whale known for its acrobatic breaches and complex songs. It is found in oceans around the world, travelling thousands of miles between feeding and breeding grounds.
House finch is a small, red-breasted songbird native to North America. It is famous for its melodious chirping and thrives in both urban and rural settings, feeding on seeds and fruits.
Hyacinth macaw is the largest parrot that can fly, growing up to one meter. They are originally native to South America; there are counts from Brazil, Paraguay, and Bolivia.
Harbor seal is a marine mammal found along temperate and Arctic coastlines of the Northern Hemisphere. As the most widely distributed pinniped, it spends its time in both water and on land, often lounging on rocky shores.