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A colorful talking bird who lives in the rainforest.
What is parrot?
100
The fastest runner of the grasslands.
What is cheetah.
100
This furry animal has front paws that look like hands and are good for opening trash cans and other containers.
What is raccoon?
100
This prickly plant grows in the desert.
What is cactus?
100
This white animal has thick fur with a layer of blubber underneath to keep it warm.
What is polar bear?
200
This rainforest animal sleeps 15 hours a day.
What is sloth
200
Known as the "king of the jungle".
What is lion?
200
To sleep all winter and come out again in the spring.
What is hibernate?
200
Don't travel without this in the desert.
What is water?
200
The largest animal in the world lives in many places, including the waters around Antarctica.
What is Blue Whale?
300
A colorful blue rainforest butterfly.
What is blue morpho.
300
This animal's sensitive skin is protected from too much sun by mud and water.
What is hippopotamus?
300
A tree-dweller, this mammal builds a nest.
What is squirrel?
300
This dangerous snake lives in the desert.
What is Rattler?
300
When an animal has special colors or markings that help it hide in its habitat.
What is camouflage?
400
A main river in the South American rainforest.
What is Amazon River.
400
The continent which contains lions, giraffes, zebras and gazelles.
What is Africa?
400
A major meeting place for animals in the woodlands.
What is water source?
400
This large-eared fox lives in the desert.
What is Fennec Fox?
400
After this polar animal lays her egg, she goes out to see and the male carries the egg on his feet.
What is Emperor Penguin?
500
The largest country in South America, home to large rainforest areas.
What is Brazil?
500
They live all together in groups called "prides".
What is lion?
500
This cat lives in the woodlands of North America.
What is bobcat or lynx?
500
This famous desert is found in Africa.
What is Sahara Desert?
500
This polar region is the coldest place in the world (-75 degrees F).
What is Antarctica?