| 100% | ANTEATER | 8 | Insect-eating mammal with long nose and tongue |
| 77% | ANTEATER | 8 | Animal with long nose and tongue to devour insects |
| 60% | ANTEATER | 8 | Animal with long nose known for eating insects |
| 51% | ANTEATER | 8 | Long-nosed animal, has sticky tongue to eat insects |
| 51% | TAPIRS | 6 | Piggy mammals with long noses; anagram of a strip |
| 50% | AARDVARKS | 9 | Small nocturnal burrowing mammals with long tongue |
| 45% | RABBIT | 6 | Common burrowing mammal with long ears and a short tail |
| 44% | SLOTHBEAR | 9 | Shaggy mammal with a long lower lip used for sucking insects |
| 43% | CRANE | 5 | Water bird with long legs and neck, eats fish |
| 43% | ANTEATER | 8 | Mammal with a two-foot-long tongue |
| 43% | ANTEATER | 8 | Insect-eating mammal with no teeth |
| 42% | AARDVARK | 8 | Nocturnal mammal of big ears and long tongue |
| 40% | ANTEATER | 8 | Long-tongued mammal that eats termites |
| 39% | WALRUS | 6 | Large marine mammal with long tusks |
| 38% | TAPIR | 5 | Mammal with a flexible nose |
| 38% | ANTEATER | 8 | Mammal with a long snout |
| 38% | GIRAFFE | 7 | Mammal with the longest neck |
| 38% | ELEPHANTS | 9 | Mammals with tusks and trunks |
| 38% | SILVERFISH | 10 | Small wingless insect with long antennae that feeds on sugar and starch |
| 38% | GAR | 3 | Fish with a long jaw and a needle like nose |
| 38% | SEALION | 7 | Playful marine mammal with long flippers: 2 wds. |
| 38% | SOLENODON | 9 | Venomous nocturnal mammal with long snout from Cuba |
| 38% | LLAMAS | 6 | South American mammals with long neck, small head |
| 38% | TAPIR | 5 | Mammal with a highly flexible nose |
| 37% | LOESSERPANDAS | 13 | Mammals with parts in "Guys and Dolls"? |
| 37% | SEAL | 4 | Mammal with "spotted" and "leopard" varieties |
| 36% | BANDICOOT | 9 | Marsupial with a long, pointed nose and large ears |
| 36% | MARLIN | 6 | Sporting fish with long, pointy nose |
| 36% | WALRUS | 6 | Arctic mammal with tusks and flippers |
| 36% | ELEPHANTS | 9 | Large mammals with trunks and tusks |