What animal am I quiz
Question 1 of 12
Your phone dies for a whole day. What do you do?
What animal am I?
Answer 12 questions about your friends, your snacks, and what you do at 11 at night. The quiz matches you with one of 16 animals, from the golden retriever to the raccoon, and shows how much of each one you have. It is free, with no sign-up.
This quiz matches your personality with one of 16 animals: how you act with friends, what you do at 11 at night, and what people tease you about. Each animal has the kind of energy people give it online, like the friendly golden retriever, the calm capybara, or the chaotic raccoon.
It is a quiz for fun, not a personality test. If you want the classic animals, such as the wolf, the owl, and the bear, take the spirit animal quiz.
How the scoring works
Each answer gives 2 points to the result it fits best, and 1 point to the result it fits next. Every result gets the same number of points across all the answers of the quiz, so no result is easier to get than another.
After the last question, the quiz adds up the points of each result. The result with the most points wins. The bars show the share of each result in all your points, as whole percentages that add up to 100.
If two results have the same points, your later answers decide. The quiz looks at your last answer, then at the answer before it, until one of the two is ahead. If every answer gave them the same points, the result that this page lists first comes first.
Your result gets its own link. The link holds the name of the result and the percentages, never your answers. Anyone who opens it sees the same result card, and can take the quiz themselves.
The 16 animals
Golden retriever
Golden retrievers were bred to fetch and are known for being friendly with almost everyone. People who match the golden retriever tend to be warm, loyal, and up for anything.
Parrot
Parrots are social birds that live in noisy flocks, and some kinds can copy human speech. People who match the parrot tend to be chatty, bright, and fun to be around.
Flamingo
Flamingos get their pink color from the food they eat, live in big flocks, and often rest on one leg. People who match the flamingo tend to be stylish, social, and confident.
Penguin
Emperor penguins huddle together to stay warm through the winter in Antarctica, and penguins swim fast even though they waddle on land. People who match the penguin tend to be loyal, steady, and good in a team.
Capybara
The capybara is the largest rodent in the world. It lives in groups near water in South America and is known for staying calm around other animals. People who match the capybara tend to be relaxed, kind, and unbothered.
Panda
Giant pandas live in the mountains of China and spend much of the day eating bamboo. People who match the panda tend to be gentle, cozy, and easy to like.
Hedgehog
Hedgehogs roll into a spiky ball when they are scared and are most active at night. People who match the hedgehog tend to be shy at first, private, and very loyal once they trust you.
Bunny
Rabbits turn their ears to catch sounds from every side, and a happy rabbit sometimes jumps and twists in the air. People who match the bunny tend to be kind, sensitive, and playful with the people they trust.
Lion
Lions are the most social of the big cats and live in groups called prides. People who match the lion tend to be confident, protective, and natural leaders.
Tiger
Tigers are the largest wild cats, live and hunt alone, and are strong swimmers. People who match the tiger tend to be independent, focused, and quietly powerful.
Shark
Some kinds of shark must keep swimming to breathe, and sharks can sense tiny electric signals from other animals. People who match the shark tend to be ambitious, direct, and competitive.
Honeybee
In a honeybee hive every bee has a job, and bees do a dance to tell each other where to find flowers. People who match the honeybee tend to be organized, hardworking, and loyal to their team.
Raccoon
Raccoons have clever front paws that can open lids and latches, they are active at night, and many live in big cities. People who match the raccoon tend to be resourceful, funny, and a bit chaotic.
Octopus
An octopus has three hearts, can change the color of its skin, and can solve puzzles such as opening a jar. People who match the octopus tend to be creative, curious, and good at many things.
Crow
Crows can solve problems, use tools, and recognize human faces years later. People who match the crow tend to be observant, clever, and loyal to their own group.
Frog
Frogs live both in water and on land, and some can jump more than ten times their own body length. People who match the frog tend to be easygoing, quirky, and happy to do their own thing.
Questions
Which animals can I get?
Sixteen: the golden retriever, parrot, flamingo, penguin, capybara, panda, hedgehog, bunny, lion, tiger, shark, honeybee, raccoon, octopus, crow, and frog.
How is this different from the spirit animal quiz?
This quiz uses 16 animals with the energy people give them online, like the calm capybara or the chaotic raccoon. The spirit animal quiz uses 12 classic animals, such as the wolf, the owl, and the bear. Take both and compare.
Can I be more than one animal?
Yes. The bars under your result show your share of all 16 animals. Most people have one clear animal and two or three close ones.
Is the quiz scientific?
No. It is a personality quiz for fun. The facts about each animal are real, but the match is about the character people see in the animal, not a tested personality type.