Wild Wonders
Which animal's roar can be heard up to 5 miles away?
Lion
Which marine mammals are known for their underwater acrobatics, high intelligence, and love to play?
Dolphins
Which bird can dive at speeds over 200 mph, making it the fastest animal on the planet?
Peregrine falcon
Which tiny jumper can leap 200 times its body length in a single bound?
Flea
Which sea creature has no brain, heart, or bones?
Jellyfish
This small mammal is known for storing its food in its cheeks and can expand them to the size of its head. What is it?
Hamster
What is the largest animal ever to have lived, bigger than any dinosaur, with a heart the size of a small car?
Blue Whale
Which bird, found in the savannas of Africa, runs faster than any other bird in the world?
Ostrich
Which insect lights up summer nights with a glow produced by a chemical reaction in its body?
Firefly
This animal's tongue is so long it wraps around its brain, allowing it to reach insects deep inside trees. What is it?
Woodpecker
This small but fierce animal, known for its stocky build and powerful bite, often goes toe-to-toe with much larger predators.
Honey badger
Which tiny marine architects build massive underwater structures that support entire ecosystems?
Coral
Which bird, famous for its intelligence and problem-solving skills, can use tools and has been known to recognize human faces?
Crow
Which industrious insects can be seen rolling balls of dung, sometimes 10 times their own weight?
Dung beetles
his small, burrowing mammal is nearly blind but can navigate underground using a highly sensitive snout and is known for its velvety fur.
Mole
Which mammal has a blue tongue to help it avoid sunburn and spends most of its time in trees eating leaves?
Giraffe
Which deep-sea predator has a glowing lure on its head and is the ultimate hide-and-seek champion?
Anglerfish
Which bird, often called the "clown of the sea," is known for its colorful beak and waddling walk, and can carry multiple fish in its beak at once?
Puffin
Which insect, known for its role in spreading diseases like malaria, is considered one of the deadliest animals in the world?
Mosquito
Which animal has the ability to shoot blood from its eyes as a defense mechanism?
Horned lizard
Which animal can sleep for up to three years if there is a severe drought, slowing its metabolism to conserve energy?
Snail
Which gentle giants of the sea are known as the “cows of the ocean” and are often seen grazing on seagrass?
Manatee
Which nocturnal birds have specialized feathers for silent flight and are known for their excellent hearing and eyesight?
Owl
Which tiny insect can create massive underground colonies with intricate tunnel systems and is known for its remarkable ability to cooperate and work as a superorganism?
Termite
Which amphibian can survive being frozen solid during winter and thaw out in spring to resume normal activity?
Wood frog