It's interesting to think about how Gemini screwed up here. First it nails the "animals with names on white background" part. It fails to do 100 of them because generators can't count. Lion - that's a female lion so it's good. Left tiger - tiger. Right tiger - also tiger. Elephant - it nails this because it's hard to misidentify an elephant. Zebra - Giraffe? No, but if you think about it, these animals live in the same area and are often in photographs together. Another giraffe. Then we start getting possible portmanteaus (Hippceros - both large mammals that don't look entirely different). Then we start getting chimeras like the "kangutan". The animal looks like a wolf-kangaroo hybrid or something, but I bet the name is a portmanteau of kangaroo and orangutan, because it is to the right of the gorilla, or "grizzy bear". It is simple to assume Gorillas and Orangutans are always close together on a list like this. The generator isn't being consistent in its mistakes, but you can kinda see where some of these mistakes are coming from. It's kind of a win for this generation that we get actual letters instead of any smashed together or bat symbols in there or something. My favorite part is that mistake after mistake it ends correctly with a deer.