Birds
Mammals
Marine Life
Reptiles
Insects (mostly)
100

This red bird is the mascot of an NFL and MLB team

Cardinal

100
This common household animal is actually classified as an invasive species in states like Florida. 

Cats

100

This animal dies slowly after laying its eggs, sometimes it dies after squirting ink

octopus

100

Even though it can hide in a shell like its cousins, these types of reptiles never go in the water

Tortoise

200

This mythological bird rises from its own ashes 

Phoenix

200

Despite being perceived as very slow--to be named after a deadly sin--these mammals move rapid when striking and are very fast swimmers.

Sloths

200

If you want to eat this animal, you have to boil it alive. 

Lobster

200

The difference between knowing whether a snake is a king snake or this poisonous snake is to look at the colored bands on its skin

Coral Snake

200

These colonial animals survive floods by connecting to each other and taking turns being on the bottom--still annoying biters though

Ants

300
This flightless bird shares its name with a green fruit

Kiwi

300

The only mammals that can fly

Bats

300

Largest animal to have ever existed

Blue Whale
300

Unlike its namesake, this reptile runs on water instead of walks

Basilisk (Jesus Lizard)

400

Large oceanic flightless bird called the most dangerous to humans. It has talons up to 5 inches long

Cassowary

400

These black mammals from southern island of Australia have the strongest bite, pound for pound

Tasmanian Devil

400

Despite named after a mammal, this is the largest shark living today

Whale Shark

400

This reptile is said to be immune to fire; sadly, this isn't true

Salamander 

500

Fastest animal ever recorded (it's not a cheetah)

Peregrine Falcon 

500
These two animals are mammals, yet lay eggs?


half points for one of them. 

Platypus / Echidna

500

People catch this fish with their arm by letting the fish bite it--called noodling

Catfish

500

Looks like a crocodile or alligator, but this cousin has a longer and more narrow snout

Gharial

500

This spider lives underwater by attaching bubbles to its legs to breathe

Diving Bell Spider

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