Herbivores
This long-necked African animal eats mostly leaves from tall trees.
Giraffe
This bird is the symbol of peace and often shown with an olive branch.
Dove
This big cat is the fastest land animal.
Cheetah
This intelligent marine mammal uses echolocation to find food.
Dolphin
This mammal can fly and uses echolocation.
Bat
This large gray animal with a trunk is a plant-eater
Elephant
This colorful tropical bird is known for mimicking human speech.
Parrot
This domestic cat breed has no tail
Manx
This creature has eight arms and is known for squirting ink.
Octopus
This marine mammal is known for its tusks
Walrus
This striped African herbivore looks like a horse
Zebra
This bird can rotate its head up to 270 degrees.
Owl
This big cat is known as the “king of the jungle."
Lion
This predator is often called the “king of the ocean.”
Great white shark
This bear eats mostly bamboo.
Panda
This slow-moving reptile eats lettuce and can live over 100 years.
Tortoise
This North American bird is known for its red chest and singing in spring.
Robin
This patterned coat is common in domestic cats and resembles tiger stripes.
Tabby
This type of fish can inflate itself into a ball when threatened.
Pufferfish
This small, spiny mammal curls into a ball for protection.
Hedgehog
This South American rodent, the world’s largest, eats grass and aquatic plants.
Capybara
This large, flightless bird is native to Australia.
Emu
This wild cat is found in the mountains of North America and is also called a cougar.
mountain lion or puma
This crustacean has one claw larger than the other.
the fiddler crab
This egg-laying mammal has a duck-like bill.
Platypus