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This four-legged mammal can go for long periods without water. It has a distinctive hump on its back.
Camel: Herbivore
This large swimmer is the most feared fish of the seas. It is known for attacking humans.
Shark: Carnivore
This bird is known for the white feathers covering its head. It has a sharp yellow beak.
Bald Eagle: Carnivore
This amphibian is known for hopping around and its unique call.
Frog: Carnivore
This large mammal is known for its loud roar.
Lion: Carnivore
This reptile is known for its unique defensive system and sluggishness.
Tortoise: Herbivore
The largest animal in the world!
Blue Whale: Carnivore
This bird can be found by the sea. It will steal your food if given the opportunity!
Seagull: Omnivore
This large mammal likes to fish near lakes and rivers. It can be found in Canada and the United States.
This large animal has poor eyesight and a short temper. It has two large horns on its nose.
Rhinoceros (Rhino): Herbivore
This little critter is a close relative to the spider.
Scorpion: Carnivore
These fish are small, white, and orange. They aren't as funny as you might think.
Clownfish: Carnivore
This bird spends most of its time bobbing in lakes. It has a flat yellow bill.
Duck: Omnivore
These fish travel in packs, and live in the Amazon River. While commonly believed to be very dangerous, they almost never attack humans.
Piranhas: Carnivore
This mammal is slow and fat. When it yawns, it shows its massive teeth. This animal kills more people each year than lions do.
Hippopotamus: Herbivore
This reptile is known for warning threats off by rattling its tail.
Rattlesnake: Carnivore
This creature comes in a variety of sizes, and has a hard outer shell. It barely moves.
Clam: Herbivore
This small bird is the only bird capable of flying backwards.
Hummingbird: Omnivore
This large, grey swimmer is over 200 million years old. It can grow up to 3 and a half meters long.
Sturgeon: Carnivore
This large, flightless bird protects itself using fearsome kicks.
Ostrich: Omnivore
This small, fast mammal uses its ears to keep cool during the hot desert day.
Hare: Herbivore
These swimming mammals look like they have beards. They hold hands while they sleep so that they don't drift apart.
Sea otter: Omnivore
This flying mammal is one of the largest of its kind. It is named after what it eats.
Fruit Bat: Herbivore
This aquatic mammal lays eggs instead of giving birth to live young.
Platypus: Carnivore
These mammals are large, have thumbs, and don't have tails.
Gorilla: Herbivore