Guess the Animal

[Jeercrul]

The funnel web?

 

[eviltomb]

the brown recluse?

 

[Oak Milk]

The funnel web?

Good Guess! Your turn!

 

[Jeercrul]

Well...its name consists of 2 different animal names.

 

[Oak Milk]

catfish

 

[Oak Milk]

I assume by your agree that I got it correct, but in this case I'll pass it over to someone else.

 

[fredmandood]

I assume by your agree that I got it correct, but in this case I'll pass it over to someone else.

no oak, do another animal!! :/

 

[Oak Milk]

Alright then, its well known in Australia but isn't actually a native species.

 

[fredmandood]

Alright then, its well known in Australia but isn't actually a native species.

kangaroo?

 

[Oak Milk]

lol no, its considered a scavenger I believe

 

[fredmandood]

lol no, its considered a scavenger I believe

a vulture?

 

[Jeercrul]

Tasmanian Devil.

 

[Oak Milk]

nope and nope, its rather infamous for the odd attack on small children in the bushlands

 

[eviltomb]

dingo?

 

[Oak Milk]

Winrar!

dingo?

 

[eviltomb]

what mammal used in Japanese folk lore as a trickster and shapeshifter.

 

[Gasy_Europeon]

Kitsune?

 

[ealev]

Kitsune?

RELEVENT: http://aqwwiki.wikidot.com/kitsune-monster

 

[eviltomb]

nope. it is a real animal, with a connection to a leaf power up.

 

[fredmandood]

nope. it is a real animal, with a connection to a leaf power up.

a salamander?

 

[eviltomb]

no. the connection i'm talking about involves a certain goomba stomping plumber.

 

[fredmandood]

no. the connection i'm talking about involves a certain goomba stomping plumber.

no idea

 

[Jeercrul]

Fox? Foxes are known to deceive villages in feudal Japanese fairytales.

 

[eviltomb]

no and no. in mythology it is know as the tanuki.

 

[JKangaroo]

no. the connection i'm talking about involves a certain goomba stomping plumber.

no and no. in mythology it is know as the tanuki.

As Mario uses a Leaf Power-up to use the "Tanuki Suit"
And as A Tanuki is basically a Raccoon;
And its essentially (though probably not directly) is the definition for Raccoon.
I am going to guess its a Raccoon.