Mammal
This mammal is known as “man's best friend” and is often kept as a pet around the world.
Dog
This bird is famous for its colorful feathers and can imitate sounds.
Parrot
his reptile has a shell that protects its body and can live on land or in water.
Turtle
This fish has sharp teeth and is often portrayed as dangerous in movies.
Shark
This insect is known for its transformation from a caterpillar into a colorful flying adult.
Butterfly
Most mammals give birth to live young, but have spikes
Hedgehog
The fastest bird in the world, reaching speeds of over 200 mph when fly
Falcon
This reptile is known for its ability to change colors to blend into its surroundings.
Chameleon
This colorful, tropical fish is known for its “Nemo” character in a popular movie.
Clown Fish
This amphibian starts life as a tadpole before developing legs and lungs
Frog
This large marine mammal is known for its long tusks and thick blubber to stay warm in cold waters.
Walrus
This flightless bird is found in Antarctica and is an excellent swimmer.
Penguin
Found mainly in deserts, this scaly reptile has a “third eye” on the top of its head for sensing light.
Lizard
Found in freshwater, this fish is known for swimming upstream to lay eggs. Delicious to be eaten with sushi
Salmon
This insect has colonies with a queen and can lift objects many times its own weight.
Ants
Known for living underground, this small mammal has very poor eyesight and uses its large, paddle-like paws to dig tunnels.
Mole
Known for building a large nest on cliffs, this bird is the symbol of the United States.
Bald Eagle
This large, armored reptile is one of the oldest living reptile species and lives in rivers and lakes.
Crocodile
Known for its armored body and powerful bite, this freshwater fish is native to the Amazon and can even crunch through bone.
Piranha
Known for its loud chirping at night, this insect uses its wings to make sounds.
Cricket
This mammal, native to Madagascar, has a unique middle finger it uses to tap on trees and find insects inside.
This bird, known for its intelligence, is a member of the crow family and can use tools.
Raven
Known as the largest snake in the world, this reptile can squeeze its prey to death.
Anaconda
This deep-sea fish has a light-producing “lure” on its head to attract prey in the dark ocean depths.
Anglerfish
This unusual amphibian from Mexico never goes through full metamorphosis, remaining in its larval stage for its entire life while still reaching adulthood.
Axolotyl