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Mammals
Reptiles
Amphibians
Fish
Birds
100
This is another term for warm-blooded.
What is Endothermic?
100
These are considered the species of animal on the planet, some of them smaller than my fingernail.
What is the chameleon?
100
Two classes of animals that lay eggs in the water.
What are fish and amphibians?
100
This is the type of bone found inside of sharks.
What is cartiliginous?
100
You will only find these on birds.
What are feathers?
200
This is the largest species of mammal and also considered largest animal ever.
What is the blue whale?
200
These are considered the largest group of reptiles or lizards in the world.
What is the komodo dragon?
200
amphibious
What is the term for living in the water and on land?
200
This class of fish has a bony skeleton.
What are bony fish?
200
This describes a characteristic of the bone of a bird.
What is "hollow"?
300
A Hog-nosed bat is considered to be this.
What is the smallest species of mammal?
300
cold-blooded
What is ectothermic?
300
A term to describe a process of an animals body changing shape and form.
What is metamorphisis?
300
These fish attach themselves to other fish to feed off of them. They have a suction cup with teeth for a mouth.
What is a jawless fish?
300
These are considered the largest bird that can fly.
What is the albatross?
400
This mammal is down to only 60 or fewer left in existence because of poaching.
What is the javan rhinoceros?
400
Belcher's sea snake
What is the most venomous snake in the world?
400
Chinese giant salamander
What is the largest amphibian species in the world?
400
These animals live in the ocean and swim, but are not fish.
What are whales or dolphins?
400
The size of this bird's egg is 6 by 5 inches.
What is the ostrich?
500
This "cat" can run over 70 mph.
What is the cheetah?
500
A term for an animal that lays eggs.
What is oviparous?
500
13 times
What is the amount of its own body lengths a leopard frog can jump?
500
This part of a fish allows it to breathe underwater.
What are gills?
500
This bird can flap its wings from 50 to 70 times a second.
What is a hummingbird?