| 100% | OTTER | 5 | Playful animal that can float on its back |
| 76% | OTTER | 5 | Playful marine animal that often floats on its back |
| 63% | OTTER | 5 | Animal that eats while floating on its back |
| 63% | SEAOTTER | 8 | Animal that sleeps while floating on its back |
| 57% | OTTER | 5 | River animal that might sleep floating on its back |
| 56% | OTTER | 5 | Animal that may swim on its back |
| 55% | OTTER | 5 | Semiaquatic mammal that often floats on its back |
| 55% | OTTER | 5 | Critter that sleeps floating on its back |
| 52% | OTTER | 5 | Critter that eats while floating on its back |
| 52% | OTTER | 5 | Mammal that eats while floating on its back |
| 45% | KOALA | 5 | Animal that may carry its baby on its back |
| 45% | OTTER | 5 | Web-footed mammal, often seen floating on its back |
| 44% | SEAOTTER | 8 | Cute marine mammal that feeds while floating on its back: 2 wds. |
| 44% | LIZARD | 6 | Animal that can detach its tail to escape danger |
| 44% | AMPHIBIAN | 9 | Animal that can live on land and in water |
| 44% | SEALION | 7 | Animal that can run using its flippers |
| 42% | ALLIGATOR | 9 | Animal that can grow up to 3,000 teeth in its lifetime |
| 42% | GNU | 3 | Animal that can learn to run just minutes after it's born |
| 41% | APE | 3 | Large animal that walks on its knuckles |
| 41% | SHARK | 5 | Animal that can go through over 20,000 (very sharp) teeth in its lifetime |
| 41% | REPTILIAN | 9 | Animal that moves on its belly or small short legs |
| 41% | CANNIBAL | 8 | Animal that feeds on the flesh of its own kind |
| 41% | AMPHIBIAN | 9 | An animal that can live on land and in water |
| 40% | UNUM | 4 | You can read it on a quarter back |
| 40% | BEAR | 4 | Animal that might scratch its back by rubbing against a tree |
| 40% | ROTCART | 7 | ... Looking back on it, it was more like a ___ since it could only haul fruit that decayed.
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| 39% | GOAT | 4 | Animal that might stand on your back in a certain yoga class |
| 39% | SEAL | 4 | Circus animal that might balance a ball on its nose |
| 39% | SEAOTTERS | 9 | Mammals that float on their backs |
| 38% | RAWTIDE | 7 | ... Looking back on it, I could've avoided that fight if I hadn't mistyped that old TV western as "___."
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