Some animals are nocturnal, meaning they are active during the night. Nocturnal animals have special adaptations for living in low-light conditions, such as large eyes for improved night vision and heightened senses of hearing and smell. Some examples of nocturnal animals include:

• Aardvark
• Bats
• Raccoons
• Owls
• Opossums
• Hedgehogs
• Foxes
• Badgers
• Moths
• Minks
• Nightjars
• Pangolins
• Sugar gliders
• Coyotes
• Deer
• Dormice
• Frogs
• Kinkajous

These animals have evolved to be active during the night for various reasons, such as hunting, mating, or avoiding predators.