Mammals
Reptiles & Amphibians
Under the Sea
Birds
Insects & Arachnids
5
This large mammal is known as the king of the jungle.
lion
5
This shelled reptile is known for being slow and steady.
turtle
5
This fish is known for its bright orange color and white stripes.
clownfish
5
This flightless bird is native to Australia.
emu
5
This insect is known for its buzzing and making honey.
bee
5
The only mammal capable of true flight.
bat
5
Butterfly undergoes this transformation from caterpillar to adult.
metamorphosis
5
These eight-armed creatures are masters of camouflage.
octopus
5
Known for its colorful feathers and mimicry of human speech.
parrot
5
This striped insect is often mistaken for a bee but can sting multiple times.
wasp
10
This marine mammal uses echolocation to navigate.
dolphin
10
This venomous lizard lives in the southwestern U.S. and Mexico.
Gila monster
10
This largest mammal lives in the ocean.
blue whale
10
This bird of prey is the national symbol of the U.S.
bald eagle
10
This bug goes through four life stages: egg, larva, pupa, adult.
butterfly
15
The slow-moving mammal found in Central and South America.
sloth
15
This large reptile is often confused with its cousin the alligator.
crocodile
15
This dangerous sea creature has a powerful electric shock.
electric eel
15
This nocturnal bird is associated with wisdom.
owl
15
This arachnid has eight legs and spins webs.
spider
25
The only marsupial native to North America.
opossum
25
Amphibians breathe through these when young, and lungs as adults.
gills
25
This jellyfish is among the most venomous animals on Earth.
box jellyfish
25
The fastest bird in the world when diving.
peregrine falcon
25
This insect can lift over 50 times its body weight.
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