Endangered Species
Insect World
Flying Creatures
Reptiles
100
This large, gray mammal with tusks is often found in Africa and Asia, and it is currently listed as vulnerable due to habitat loss and poaching.
Elephant
100
This insect produces a light commonly known as "bioluminescence" and is often seen in summer nights.
firefly
100
This flying creature has evolved to hunt in complete darkness, using echolocation to navigate and locate prey.
Bat
100
This structure is found on the skin of many reptiles and helps protect them from the elements, while also aiding in waterproofing.
Scales
200
This giant lizard, found only in Indonesia, is the largest living species of lizard and is critically endangered due to habitat loss and hunting.
Komodo Dragon
200
These insects are often mistaken for bees due to their similar appearance but are known for producing and living in hives like bees.
Hornets
200
This nocturnal bird of prey is famous for its silent flight, aided by its specialized wing structure.
Owl
200
This reptile is known for "basking" to regulate its body temperature by soaking up the sun.
Turtle or tortoise
300
This small, ground-dwelling bird, native to New Zealand, was once widespread but is now critically endangered due to introduced predators.
Kiwi
300
This small insect is capable of moving quickly and has adapted to living in a variety of environments, from caves to forests. It is often associated with wood.
Termite
300
This bird, often associated with peace, is famous for carrying olive branches in religious and symbolic stories.
Dove
300
These non-venomous, snakes are found primarily in the Americas and are famous for their ability to squeeze and kill prey, including large mammals like deer.
Boa constrictor
400
This tree-dwelling primate, native to the island of Borneo, is critically endangered due to deforestation and illegal pet trade.
orangutan
400
This insect is responsible for the spread of diseases like plague and is known for living in dark, damp environments.
Flea
400
What is a group of geese called?
Gaggle
400
What is the largest living species of lizard?
Komodo Dragon
500
This aquatic mammal, often mistaken for a fish, is endangered due to boat collisions and habitat loss in the Gulf of Mexico.
Manatee
500
This insect is considered the fastest flying insect, reaching speeds up to 60 miles per hour.
Dragonfly
500
What is the largest bird in the world by wingspan?
Albatross
500
Known as "the King of Snakes," this species is feared for its venom, yet also admired for its striking coloration.
King cobra