Mammals
This large African mammal is known for its long neck.
giraffe
This bird cannot fly but is the fastest runner in the avian world.
an ostrich
This reptile loses its tail to escape predators.
a lizard
This playful marine mammal is known for its intelligence.
a dolphin
This black-and-white bear is known for eating bamboo.
a panda
This marsupial carries its young in a pouch.
Kangaroo
Known for its colorful feathers, this bird is associated with rainforests.
a parrot
This large reptile has a powerful bite and is often confused with a crocodile.
an alligator
This fish has a built-in "light bulb" to attract prey in deep waters.
an anglerfish
The fastest bird in the world, diving at speeds over 200 mph.
a peregrine falcon
The only mammal capable of true flight.
a bat
This bird is a symbol of wisdom in many cultures.
an owl
Amphibians like this animal can regenerate lost limbs.
a salamander
This creature is often mistaken for a plant but is an animal with stinging tentacles.
a sea anemone
This animal is known for its ability to mimic human speech.
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This Arctic predator is also known as the "polar bear."
a polar bear
Famous for its elaborate mating dance, this bird is also called the "peacock."
a peafowl
Known for changing colors, this reptile is a master of camouflage.
a chameleon
This large marine animal is the biggest shark species.
a whale shark
This insect is responsible for pollinating many of the world’s crops.
a bee
This mammal is the fastest on land.
a cheetah
This bird migrates thousands of miles and is known for its "V" flight formation.
a goose
This amphibian uses its tongue to catch insects and is known for its vocal croak.
a frog
This ocean dweller can squeeze through tiny spaces due to its lack of bones.
an octopus
The only animal known to hunt in packs and communicate with clicks and whistles.
an orca