trip to the zoo
This large African mammal is known for its long trunk and enormous ears.
Elephant
This bird is the fastest animal on Earth when diving.
Peregrine Falcon
This is the largest living species of shark.
Whale shark
This British naturalist became famous for his work documenting chimpanzees in Tanzania.
Jane Goodall
This popular freshwater game fish is known for its greenish body and distinctive dark stripe along its side.
What is a largemouth bass
At many zoos, this Australian marsupial carries its young in a pouch.
Kangaroo
This animal uses echolocation to navigate and hunt in darkness.
Bat
Unlike most mammals, this animal has three-chambered stomachs specialized for digesting plants.
Camelids(Camels,Llamas,Alpaca
This Australian Wildlife TV Star was known for wrestling crocodiles
Steve Irwin
In North America, hunters commonly pursue this highly populated deer species for its antlers and meat.
White-tailed Deer
This Asian big cat is famous for its striped coat and is the largest cat species.
Tiger
This amphibian can regenerate lost limbs and even parts of its organs.
Axolotl
This group of animals includes crocodiles, alligators, caimans, and gharials.
Crocodilians
This American zoologist helped establish the modern system of classifying animals and popularized the concept of conservation through his work at the Bronx Zoo.
William Temple Hornaday
In duck hunting, hunters often use these floating feuxs to make an area appear occupied by other waterfowl.
Decoy
Found in South America, this enormous rodent is the worlds largest living rodent.
Capybara
This bird can rotate its head up to roughly 270 degrees.
Owl
This class of vertebrates includes frogs, toads, salamanders, and newts
Amphibians
This naturalists five-year voyage aboard HMS Beagle helped inspire his theory of evolution by natural selection.
Charles Darwin
This North American game animal is the largest member of the deer family and is especially associated with Alaska and Canada.
Moose
This rare African antelope has a distinctive spiral-shaped horn and is sometimes called the forest giraffe
Okapi
This tiny crustacean strikes so quickly that it creates cavitation bubbles capable of stunning prey.
Mantis Shrimp
This unusual mammal lays eggs rather than giving birth to live young and possesses a venomous spur.
Platypus
This Kenyan conservationist was known for founding the Green Belt Movement and became the first African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize
Wangari Maathai