Mammals:
* Leopards: These big cats have beautiful rosettes (spots with a center ring).
* Cheetahs: These fast runners have black spots that look more like solid dots than rosettes.
* Jaguars: Jaguars have rosettes like leopards, but they are larger and more elaborate.
* Pumas: These large cats have small, scattered spots, especially on their cubs.
* Dalmatian dogs: These dogs are known for their distinctive black or brown spots on a white coat.
* Spotted hyenas: These African mammals have brown spots on their tan coat.
* Okapi: Also known as the "forest giraffe," okapi have stripes and spots on their legs and body.
* Squirrels: Some squirrel species, like the American gray squirrel, have spots on their fur.
Birds:
* Spotted owls: These nocturnal birds have large, dark spots on their white chest.
* Kea: These New Zealand parrots have orange feathers with black spots.
* Spotted doves: These small birds have distinctive black spots on their wings.
Fish:
* Clownfish: These brightly-colored fish have orange and white stripes and spots.
* Leopard sharks: These sharks have distinctive spots similar to leopards.
* Spotted moray eels: These eels have spots that can be yellow, black, or white.
Amphibians:
* Spotted salamanders: These salamanders have black spots on their dark brown skin.
* Leopard frogs: These frogs have large, dark spots on their green skin.
This is just a small sampling of the many animals with spots. There are many other species, both large and small, that have unique spotted patterns.