Animals as Mascots
This bird is the USA mascot.
Bald Eagle
This cat is the fastest land mammal.
Cheetah
This creature uses its many hairy legs to hear.
Spider (Ogre-faced spider)
They have hair or fur; are warm-blooded; most are born alive; the young are fed milk produced by the mother's mammary glands; and they have a more complex brain than other animals
Mammals
Flamingos are this color at birth.
Gray
This striped cat lives in southeast Asia and is one of Michigan's sports mascots.
Tiger
This is the heaviest land animal.
Elephant
Crickets have their ears in this peculiar place.
in/below their knees
These animals live in water, breathe through gills, and usually have fins and scales.
Fish
The color of polar bear skin.
Black
This breed of dog was famous for being the favorite of Queen Elizabeth II of England.
Corgi
This reptile has a tongue that is twice the length of its body.
Chameleon
This animal can turn their head up to 270 degrees.
Owl
Animals that have dry, scaly skin, breathe air, and usually lay eggs on land.
Reptiles
Otters do this to ensure they don't float away from each other while sleeping.
Hold hands
Even though this animal doesn't live in the jungle, it is still known as the king.
Lion
This animal has the most powerful bite of the Animal Kingdom, often fed whole Watermelons as a snack in the zoo.
Hippopotamus
This animal uses its jawbone to hear underwater.
Dolphin
Warm-blooded vertebrate animals characterized by feathers, beaks, and lightweight skeletons, adapted for flight in most species, and they reproduce by laying hard-shelled eggs.
Birds
This animal takes dust baths to get rid of dirt and grime because their fur is too thick for water to get out when wet.
Chinchilla