Birds
What is our country's national bird?
The bald eagle
What is the difference between a unicorn and a horse?
A horn
What do fish use to breathe?
Gills
What is another name for a lightning bug?
Firefly
What animal eats mainly eucalyptus leaves?
Koalas
Can owls turn their heads 360°?
No, only 270°
What are phoenixes known for?
Bursting into flames before dying and being reborn from their ashes
Is a jellyfish or a seahorse a fish?
Seahorse
What biting bug is often found on dogs?
Fleas
What do you call a baby goat?
A kid
What bird lays blue eggs?
Robins, starlings, bluebirds, and blackbirds
What animal tells riddles and a statue of it is in Egypt?
Sphinx
Why do clownfish live in anemones?
For protection
What insect molts as it grows and makes a loud buzzing noise?
Cicadas
What large cat cannot roar, though it can purr?
Cheetah
What is the smallest kind of penguin?
Fairy penguin
In Harry Potter, what creature lives in the Chamber of Secrets?
Basilisk
What fish has a glowing orb above its head to attract prey?
Angler fish
What insect lays its eggs in still or stagnant water?
Mosquitoes
What are Mandrill monkeys known for?
Brightly colored faces and rumps
What is a group of ravens called?
An unkindness
What is the name of the dog that guards the underworld in Greek mythology?
Cerberus
What fish can live in both fresh and salt water?
Salmon, striped bass, and smelt
What is the name of the cricket in Pinocchio?
Jiminy Cricket
What medieval illness was spread by rats?
The Plague
(the Bubonic Plague, Y Pestis, or Black Death)