Mammals
Birds
Amphibians
Reptiles
Insects
Domestic animals
Fish
200
The smallest mammal in the world, weighing less than a penny.
Bumblebee Bat
200
This wise bird is often seen as a symbol of knowledge.
Owl
200
True or False
Amphibians are not warm blooded
True.
They are cold-blooded, their body temperature changes with their surroundings.
200
True or false: Reptiles are one of the longest-lived species on the planet.
True. They can live up to 50-200 years
200
True or False:
Mosquitoes kill more humans every year than any other animal on earth.
True. They kill hundreds of thousands of humans every year with the diseases they carry.
200
This is the farm animal that we get wool from.
Sheep
200
True or False:
Sharks have bones.
False.
Their bodies are made out of cartilage, the same material our noses are made out of. It is very soft and flexible.
400
This is the largest mammal in the entire world
Blue Whale
400
The peacock, known for its bright feathers, comes from this country.
India
400
Which feature allows most amphibians to breathe through both their lungs and their skin?
Their moist, permeable skin.
400
All reptiles are covered in this type of body covering.
Scales
400
All insects have this number of legs.
6.
400
The first animal ever domesticated by humans was this.
a dog
400
This is a type of fish we most commonly eat out of a can.
Tuna
600
Which is the world’s fastest mammal?
Cheetah
600
This bird is the smallest of all birds
Hummingbird
600
True or False:
Amphibians hibernate during the winter
True
600
Which reptile is known for being able to detach its tail to escape predators?
Lizard.
600
This creature eventually turns into a butterfly.
Caterpillar
600
True or false:
all cats have fur.
False. The Sphinx does not have fur.
600
This fish is the only known creature where the male is the one to give birth to its young.
Seahorse
800
What mammal has the most powerful bite?
Hippopotamus
800
What bird lays the largest egg?
Ostrich
800
Amphibians are vertebrates, meaning they have this.
Vertebrate
800
Snakes “smell” the air using this body part.
Tongue
800
What percentage of all the species in the world are insects?
80%
800
A cat's external ear can rotate up to this number of degrees to locate and identify sounds
180 degrees
800
Fish use these to breathe.
Gills
1000
This animal protects itself with its sharp quills.
Porcupine
1000
This large bird of prey can spot its food from over a mile away.
An Eagle
1000
What do you call a group of frogs?
An army
1000
The king cobra, the world’s longest venomous snake, is found primarily on this continent.
Asia
1000
Which organ do insects NOT have?
Lungs.
1000
Where is the only place on their body dogs have sweat glands?
Their paws
1000
This shark has a head shaped like a tool.
Hammerhead shark