Mammals
This mammal is known for its ability to hang upside down from trees and move slowly.
What is a sloth?
This bird, often associated with wisdom, is known for its nocturnal habits.
What is an owl?
This large reptile has a powerful bite and is commonly found in swamps and rivers.
What is an alligator?
This marine creature is the largest fish in the ocean, though it feeds on plankton.
What is a whale shark?
Known for its buzzing sound and role in pollination, this insect produces honey.
What is a bee?
The largest land mammal is this giant herbivore.
What is an elephant?
Known for its vivid plumage and large tail, this bird symbolizes beauty and pride.
What is a peacock?
Known for its vibrant colors and sticky toes, this amphibian lives both in water and on land.
What is a frog?
These playful marine mammals use tools and can hold hands while sleeping.
What are sea otters?
This insect is famous for its destructive swarms, often associated with plagues in history.
What is a locust?
Known as the "king of the jungle," this big cat has a majestic mane.
What is a lion?
This flightless bird is native to Antarctica and is known for sliding on its belly.
What is a penguin?
This reptile, famous for its ability to change colors, has a long tongue to catch insects.
What is a chameleon?
This fish is famous for its electric defense mechanism and is native to the Amazon River.
What is an eel?
Often feared for its venomous bite, this eight-legged creature spins webs to catch its prey.
What is a spider?
This marsupial native to Australia carries its young in a pouch
What is a kangaroo
This bird, known for its impressive memory, can recognize human faces and is part of the corvid family.
What is a crow?
This slow-moving reptile can live over 150 years and is often found in the Galápagos Islands.
What is a tortoise?
This crustacean can regrow its claws and is known for moving sideways.
What is a crab?
This insect is known for its strength, being able to carry objects 50 times its own weight.
What is an ant?
This aquatic mammal is the only one capable of echolocation and is closely related to porpoises.
What is a dolphin?
This bird has the largest wingspan of any living bird, reaching up to 12 feet.
What is an albatross?
Known for their regenerative abilities, this amphibian can regrow lost limbs and organs.
What is a salamander?
This marine animal, with eight arms and high intelligence, is a master of camouflage
What is an octopus?
This insect is known for its bioluminescence, using chemical reactions in its body to produce light.
What is a firefly?