Mammals
Birds
Marine Life
Reptiles & Amphibians
Conservation Efforts
100
A big bear that eats bamboo and lives in China.
Giant Panda
100
A big bird with a white head, symbol of the USA.
Bald Eagle
100
A sea animal with a long horn on its head.
Narwhal
100
A big reptile with a strong mouth, lives in rivers.
Crocodile
100
A special place to keep animals and plants safe.
National Park
200
A large grey animal with a long nose.
Elephant
200
A colorful bird with a big beak, living in the rainforest. Known for imitating sounds that it hears.
Parrot
200
A slow sea animal with a hard shell on its back.
Turtle
200
A slow animal with a spiral shell, found in gardens.
Snail
200
A multilateral treaty to protect endangered plants and animals from the threats of international trade.
CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora)
300
A big cat with stripes, living mostly in India.
Tiger
300
The tallest bird in the world, lives in Africa.
Ostrich
300
The fastest fish in the sea, with spots. Known for its distinctive dorsal fin.
Sailfish
300
A lizard that can change colors.
Chameleon
300
Helping animals and plants to not disappear.
Conservation
400
A big monkey that lives in the forest
Gorilla
400
A small bird that cannot fly, from New Zealand. Also a name for a fruit.
Kiwi
400
A sea animal with a hard shell, shaped like a horseshoe. Has a very special "blue blood".
Horseshoe Crab
400
A special frog that can grow back its legs.
Axolotl
400
A group with a panda logo that helps animals.
WWF
500
A North American animal, very fast, with long legs and horns.
Pronghorn
500
A green parrot from New Zealand, very smart.
Kakapo
500
A small, colorful fish that lives with sea anemones.
Clownfish
500
A small lizard from New Zealand, green and gold.
Tuatara
500
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UNEP