Guide to Unstoppable Animals: How To Discover and Claim Your UD NFT Animal

Sep 08, 2021·Last updated on Sep 08, 2021

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What Are Unstoppable Domains?

UDs are domain names just like .com, .io, .de, etc. except they exist on the blockchain instead of the traditional world wide web. You can use them as:

Your universal username across apps and websites (twitter, etc.)
Website URL
Payment address for wallets
and more (constantly adding new features)!

Once you buy a domain and claim it to your wallet, it is controlled entirely by you. They are ERC-721 tokens just like any other NFT on Ethereum and can be bought and sold on exchanges like OpenSea.

What Are UD Animals?

UD Animals are a limited edition version of domains that come paired with animal art instead of the UD logo like most UD domains. They work the same as all other UDs but they have the added benefit of scarcity because they are a limited edition. They have been in hiding for over 2 years and this is a guide to help you find some.

Make sure to read all the way to the bottom to learn how to get the MOST RARE animals.

How Do I Get a UD Animal?

You can buy them directly from the UD website or secondary sales on OpenSea. About 10% have already been claimed but there are plenty more hiding in plain sight! If you want to get one for the best price. Here’s what you need to do:

1. Choose your favorite animal from this list: https://unstoppabledomains.com/animals (there are over 290 different animals)

2. Go to the search bar at https://unstoppabledomains.com and type in [adjective][animal] (example: happybat) — see below (end of document) for a list of adjectives and animals that you can find.

3. If the name you entered is available as a .crypto domain, congratulations, you have found one of the only remaining UD animals! It will look like this (note the collectible tag)

4. If the one you wanted is not available, try another one.

5. After you complete your purchase, be sure to visit “my domains” and claim it to your wallet.

6. Link your wallet to OpenSea and you’ll see your UD animal there!

And Now The Easter Egg to Find the Rarest UD Animals

There are four animals that the UD website does not show as collectibles in the search results, but do show up as collectible UD animals NFTs once you claim them to your wallet. The four animals are:

How do I find one of the rare animals?!

It’s actually quite simple. Just follow these steps:

1. Go to unstoppabledomains.com

2. Type in one of the adjectives/prefixes listed below followed by the name of the rare animal you want (example: richunicorn.crypto)

NOTE: the new extensions don't work for this… only .crypto!

3. IMPORTANT: When you see the rare animal in your search result, it will not have the “collectible” tag on the UD website like the ordinary animals do. However, once you claim it to your wallet, it will show up on OpenSea. Don’t believe me? Check out one of mine:

VIEW ON OPENSEA

Even though no collectible tag was shown on the UD website (as seen below), you can clearly see on OpenSea that it did produce a rare collectible after I claimed it (as seen in the link above).

4. Once you have the rare animal you want (assuming any are left by the time you’re reading this), just follow steps 5 and 6 from above. That’s it!

Complete List of Adjectives/Prefixes and Animals

Adjectives and Prefixes

angry
awful
bad
bald
big
bold
bored
calm
clean
cocky
cold
cool
coy
cozy
crazy
cute
dark
dead
deaf
dim
drab
drunk
dry
dull
eager
easy
edgy
elite
erect
evil
fancy
fast
fat
fit
foxy
fried
fun
funny
giddy
goofy
grim
happy
hot
huge
icky
icy
kind
lame
lazy
lean
loud
mad
magic
manic
mean
meek
mild
mini
moody
my
needy
new
nice
no
noisy
nosy
odd
ok
old
poor
puny
pushy
rare
rich
rude
sad
sassy
scary
shy
silly
slim
sly
smug
soft
sour
spicy
tall
tame
tasty
tiny
tipsy
ugly
weak
wet
wild
wise
witty
wordy
zany

Animals

aardvark
addax
alligator
alpaca
anaconda
ant
antelope
ape
argali
armadillo
baboon
badger
bandicoot
banteng
barracuda
bat
bear
beaver
bee
beetle
bettong
bilby
bilygoat
birdie
bison
blackbuck
bluebird
boa
boar
bobcat
bonobo
buffalo
bull
bunny
butterfly
calf
camel
canary
capybara
caracal
caribou
cat
catfish
cattle
chameleon
cheetah
chick
chicken
chimp
chinchilla
chipmunk
chuditch
coati
cobra
cod
colubus
colugo
cottontail
cougar
cow
coyote
coypu
crab
crane
croc
crow
cub
culpeo
cuscus
deer
dhole
dibbler
dik-dik
dingo
dinosaur
dog
dolphin
donkey
dove
dragon
duck
duckling
dugong
duiker
eagle
echidna
eel
elephant
elk
emu
falcon
ferret
finch
fish
flamingo
fly
fox
frog
galago
gazelle
gecko
genet
gerbil
gerenuk
gibbon
giraffe
goat
goose
goral
gorilla
grivet
grizzly
groundhog
guanaco
gundi
hamster
hare
hawk
hedgehog
heron
herring
hippo
hog
horse
hound
hummingbird
hyena
hyrax
ibex
ibis
iguana
impala
jackal
jackrabbit
jaguar
jaguarundi
jellyfish
jerboa
kangaroo
kitten
kiwi
klipspringer
koala
kob
kodkod
komodo
kouprey
kowari
kudu
lamb
langur
lark
lechwe
lemming
lemur
leopard
liger
lion
lizard
llama
loris
lynx
macaque
macaw
magpie
malbrouck
mandrill
mara
margay
marmoset
marmot
meerkat
mink
mole
monkey
moose
mouflon
mouse
mule
muntjac
muskrat
newt
nilgai
numbat
nyala
octopus
okapi
oncilla
opossum
orangutan
orca
oryx
otter
owl
ox
oyster
panda
pangolin
panther
parakeet
parrot
peccary
penguin
phascogale
pig
pigeon
pika
platypus
polarbear
polecat
pony
porcupine
porpoise
potto
pronghorn
puffin
pug
puku
puma
puppy
quail
quokka
quoll
rabbit
raccoon
racoon
ram
rat
raven
reindeer
rhino
robin
sable
saiga
salmon
saola
sea-lion
seal
serow
serval
shark
sheep
shrew
sifaka
sitatunga
skunk
sloth
snail
snake
sparrow
spider
springbok
springhaas
squid
squirrel
stork
suni
suslik
swan
tahr
tamandua
tapir
tarsier
taruca
tayra
tiger
titi
toad
tortoise
toucan
trout
tur
turkey
turtle
urial
viper
viscacha
vole
wallaby
wallaroo
walrus
wasp
weasel
whale
wildebeest
wolf
wolverine
wombat
worm
wren
yak
zebra
zebu
zorilla
unicorn
bufficorn
pegabufficorn
megapegabufficorn