Your favorite non-domesticated critter

[Omegaman]

I’m going to go ahead and say crows. Very intelligent they are, and as somebody heres sig states, they keep the roads clean of roadkill.

Or mountain lions. I’ve seen them in action. Wicked crafty, they are.

Well crows, too.

[Omegaman]

@DocCathode

I love bats. The only mammal capable of flight, the echolocation of the microchiroptera, the cuteness.

Bats are pretty cool. You don’t often get to see them up close though. Thier like mice with fangs. At least in my neighborhood.

[Kal]

Wolverines, for the same reason as featherlou.

[Bearflag70]

Bear
Owl
Elephant
Bat
Otter
Octopus
Squid
Praying Mantis
Fox
Scorpion
Whale
Hammerhead Shark

[BetsQ]

Turtles and tortoises. No good reason- I just likes 'em.

[threnodyangelfire]

Whales, dolphins and sea turtles

[Mangetout]

The hummingbird hawkmoth.

[lobotomyboy63]

Since the chupacabra has been mentioned, why not the jabberwock?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/brettlove/1215149167/

ETA Another pic:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brettlove/1215162303/in/photostream/

[Infovore]

Ocelots. I’ve loved them since I was a kid. If it were legal here, I’d have one as a pet.

[ToeJam]

Wolves, Sharks and Orcas.

[Fretful_Porpentine]

I like kangaroos and oryx.

[Silver_Tyger]

@Shagnasty

The weirdest animal I know of in the U.S. is the alligator gar (link below). It really is a freak of nature. They can grow to be huge, they have teeth, and they sometimes swim with their heads above water. The first time I took my wife fishing in Louisiana, one stuck his giant dinosaur head above the water and chased her. She must be Jesus because I have never seen anyone run on water before.

File:Alligator gar.jpg - Wikipedia

That’s not a critter, that’s a monster! Note to self: never go near the water in the Southeastern US.

[Spice_Weasel]

Sea slugs, squid, and octopuses. Slugs and snails.

[El_DeLuxo]

Monkeys – the whole crew, Old World and New
Coyotes
Elephants
Chimps
Frogs
Wolves
Binturongs
Gorillas
Crows
Rattlesnakes
Kinkajous
Octopi
Bonobos
Spiders
Otters
Box Turtles
Wild Budgies

[FlyingRat]

Deer mice. Adorable, smart, and elegant. (Note: the picture is of a pet deerie, but they are not domesticated.)

[Terrifel]

My current top 5:

1. grey wolf
2. grey squirrel
3. ring-tailed lemur
4. hyacinth macaw
5. indigo snake

[Meurglys]

Well, I sponsor the ones at the zoo here, so it has to be a tapir!
Followed by a wolverine…

[Skald_the_Rhymer]

@PeskiPiksi

Okay, I certainly don’t claim to be an expert on elephants, although of course I knew they’re *capable *of violence. But I will just note that the elephants in the first and third videos were captive elephants, and the third one was provoked. We don’t know about the first. Who knows what kind of conditions they were living in. And in the second video, the other elephants came to the baby’s rescue, so it’s hardly a condemnation of the whole species.

Sorry, but you’re not going to be able to talk me out of my love of elephants.

I like elephants too; I just don’t think they’re especially nice. But I’d like them less if they were all sweetness & light.

[MrDibble]

Moles
Naked Mole Rats
Rhinos
Snakes - small non-poisonous constrictors for preference, like Mole Snakes
Tortoises

[lynxie]

The Lynx.

Most of the great cats.
Zebras and Giraffes.
Mythological creatures.
Daffy Duck.