Mammals
Reptiles
Birds
Critters
Hollywood Stars
100

This is the largest mammal in the world

Blue whale

100

Snakes smell using this body part

Tongue

100

This bird is mythically said to deliver babies

Stork

100

This is the term for invertebrate with eight legs 

Arachnids

100

Nemo, from Pixar's Finding Nemo, is this species of fish

Clownfish

200

Baby goats are called this

Kids

200

Reptiles live on how many of the seven continents

6

200

This flightless bird is the national bird of New Zealand, and also the name of a small fruit

Kiwi

200

A mosquito has this many wings

2

200
This was the name of Jon Arbuckle's cat in a comic strip by Jim Davis

Garfield

300

This is the only mammal that can't jump

Elephant

300

Leatherbacks and Ridleys are different breeds of...

Turtles

300

This feathered creature has the largest wingspan of any bird, reaching 9.5-11 ft. 

Albatross

300

A Cricket's ears are located on this part of their body

Legs

300

Mickey Mouse had a dog named this

Pluto

400

This four legged creature can walk up stairs but not down them

Cow

400

In some reptile species like turtles and crocodilians, this factor determines whether eggs develop male or female

Temperature

400

The name of this bird can also collectively refer to the directions North, South, East, and West

Cardinal

400

A butterfly tastes with this part of their body

Feet

400

Harry Potter owns a snow white owl named this

Hedwig

500

This is the only mammal that can fly

Bat

500

Some lizards, salamanders, and other vertebrates, like the Blue-tongued Skink in the Hive here at the Zoo are autotomous, meaning they can do what

Shed or discard one or more of its limbs or tail

500

A cob is the name of an adult male of this bird, of which Queen Elizabeth legally owns almost all of in England. 

Swan

500

This tiny creature can take naps lasting up to three years

Snail

500

Also the name of a large, hairy, orange Looney Tunes character, Gossamer is a material excreted by this creature to help hunt prey

Spiders

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