Jungle Giants
This animal is known as the "King of the Jungle"
Lion
A chameleon can do this to blend into its surroundings
Change color
I swing from trees and love bananas. I’m a...
Monkey
This jungle animal is famous for its loud, chest-pounding roars.
Gorilla
What do you call a bear with no teeth?
A gummy bear
This tall animal uses its long neck to reach leaves high up in trees
Giraffe
This rainforest bird has a giant beak, not just for show but to help eat fruit
Toucan
I have black and white stripes and live in herds. I’m a...
Zebra
This bird can mimic human speech and other sounds.
Parrot
“I’m so hungry I could eat a horse!” is an example of this type of figurative language.
Hyperbole
This massive reptile lurks in rivers and swamps, with powerful jaws
Crocodile
This type of snake squeezes its prey instead of using venom
Boa constrictor
I slither and hiss, and some of my kind are venomous. I’m a...
Snake
This animal uses drumming on trees with its beak to find food and communicate.
Woodpecker
Finish the idiom: “The early bird...”
This striped predator is one of the largest wild cats in the jungle
Tiger
Sloths move slowly to save energy and avoid this type of predator
Jaguar
I’m not a bird, but I can glide through the air with skin flaps. I’m a...
Flying squirrel
This insect makes a buzzing sound that can drive you crazy.
Mosquito
This phrase means to get very nervous or scared: “I had ______ in my stomach.”
butterflies
This jungle primate is known for howling so loudly it can be heard miles away
Howler monkey
Some rainforest insects look like sticks or leaves to avoid being eaten. What is this called?
Camouflage (specifically mimicry)
I’m small and colorful, I hop around, and you might hear me at night. I’m a...
Tree frog
This nocturnal jungle cat growls, yowls, and even hisses.
Leopard
This phrase means to reveal a secret accidentally: “Let the ___ out of the bag.”
Cat