Nature
This is the largest mammal on Earth, capable of growing over 90 feet long.
What is the blue whale.
These black-and-white birds cannot fly and look like they are wearing tuxedos.
What are penguins.
This slow-moving mammal spends almost its entire life handing upside down.
What is a sloth.
This large mammal is famous for storing fat in its humps to survive long journeys across hot sands.
What is a camel.
This large white bear is the apex predator of the Arctic.
What is a polar bear.
These structures are built by tiny marine organisms and share a name with a type of pinkish-orange gemstone.
What are coral reefs.
This arachnid has eight eyes, eight legs, and spins silk webs to catch its prey.
What is a spider.
This brightly colored bird is famous for its massive, striped, banana-shaped beak.
What is a toucan.
This bird of the American Southwest can run up to 20 miles per hour and inspired a famous cartoon character.
What is a roadrunner.
This massive marine mammal is famous for its long ivory tusks used to pull itself onto the ice.
What is a walrus.
This phenomenon occurs when a sever snowstorm brings high winds and low visibility for hours.
What is a blizzard.
This armored mammal is famous for its ability to roll into a tight ball when threatened.
What is an armadillo.
This large reptile uses camouflage to change color and can move its eyes in two different directions at once.
What is a chameleon.
This venomous reptile warns predators to back off by shaking the noisy, hollow scales on the end of its tail.
What is a rattlesnake.
This medium-sized whale is often called the unicorn of the sea due to the long, spiral tusk protruding from its head.
What is a narwhal.
This layer of the Earth's atmosphere protects life by absorbing harmful ultraviolet radiation from the sun.
What is the ozone layer.
This large mammal is known as the "river horse" and spends most of its day cooling off in African waters.
What is a hippopotamus.
These small, colorful amphibians are highly toxic to touch and resemble small toads.
What are poison dart frogs.
This small nocturnal arachnid glows under ultraviolet blacklight and carries a venomous stinger on its tail.
What is a scorpion.
This small canine changes its fur coat from brown in the summer to pure white in the winter for camouflage.
What is the arctic fox.
This sea creature has three hearts, blue blood, and eight arms with suction cups.
What is an octopus.
These busy insects live in colonies and are famous for lifting objects many times their own body weight.
What are ants.
This great ape native to the rainforests of Borneo and Sumatra has reddish-brown hair and spends most of its time in trees.
What is an orangutan.
This large, dark wild cat is actually a jaguar or a leopard with a genetic trait that makes it look entirely black.
What is a black panther.
This massive floating chunk of ice breaks off from a glacier or ice shelf and drifts into open water.
What is an iceberg.