Slammin' Mammals
These special mammals are able to walk on water, thanks to special hairs on their feet. Some are also venomous, paralyzing prey with their saliva. Known to be insectivores, these small mammals eat only bugs. Name these "shrewd boys".
Shrews
What is the Scientific Name of the Mandalay Spitting Cobra?
Naja samarensis, Naja mandalayensis, Naja nigricollis, or Naja sputatrix?
Naja mandalayensis
Known as the King of the Jungle, this animal doesn't even live in the jungle. But it does have a bite force range of 650 to 1000 psi. Name this animal that is usually the "main" attraction of zoos.
A Lion
This animal is known for it's choice prey and it's long fingers, being exactly like it's prey, worms. Name this mammal that has a name that sounds like something you would shout to a pirate captain's orders.
The Aye-Aye
What is the Scientific Name of the Kenyan Sand Boa?
Eryx colubrinus, Eryx jayakari, Eryx muelleri, or Eryx miliaris?
Eryx colubrinus
The most iconic of the sharks, this beauty also has the highest bite force of any shark. The amount has been recorded at four thousand PSI. Name this shark with impressive "Jaws".
The Great White Shark
This mammal is the one with the largest eyes compared to body size, being a tiny guy with 0.63 inch eyes. Now this creature is actually related to us, being it is a primate. Name this creature that has "Tar" somewhere in it's name.
The Tarsier
This bug is able to fly, but only some of them. Also females of this species kill their mate after they finish the process of mating. Name these vicious bugs.
Praying Mantises.
Which Scientific Name belongs to the Mojave Rattlesnake?
Crotalus oreganus, Crotalus ravus, Crotalus scutulatus, Meizodon coronatus, or Mastigodryas pleii?
Crotalus scutulatus
Living in the tide pools of Australia, this master of camouflage is the most venomous fish in the ocean, and can survive out of the water for 24 hours, due to them being in tide pools during low tides. Name this fish with a "rocky" exterior.
The Stonefish
This animal is a professional fighter, routinely fighting for female attention. And for some reason this plant eater has a bite force that comes in at 975 psi, which is higher than that of a Grizzly Bear. They come from Australia, and are iconic for it. Name this marsupial.
The Kangaroo
This creature is sort of like a porcupine, but it is much weirder than them, specifically because they lay eggs. Name this animal that is the species of one of Sonic the Hedgehog's friends.
Echidnas
Named for the sound their wings make, these tiny birds are the only ones able to fly backwards, and have a heartbeat 12 times faster than a human one. Name these birds with a music making method in their name.
The Hummingbird
What is the Scientific Name of the Oriental Whipsnake?
Ahaetulla pulverulenta, Ahaetulla anomala, Ahaetulla fronticincta, Ahaetulla prasina, or Ahaetulla fasciolata?
Ahaetulla prasina
This "shrimpy" predator is known to shoot "bubble bullets". These either stun their prey or straight up kills it. The real name of this bubble is a cavitation bubble, and it produces a sound louder than a gunshot, and a heat comparable to that of the surface of the sun. Who is it?
The Pistol Shrimp
This animal is nicknamed for the vocalizations it makes, which sound like the laugh of a human. Also they have a bite force of 1,100 psi, being able to crush bones, which is good thanks to their preferred food being carrion, or dead animals. name this creature with a jaw of carnage.
The Spotted Hyena
This mammal is one of, if not the most weird animal in the world. There are three things you should know. They sweat milk, hunt like sharks, and males fight each other with venomous spurs on their hind legs. Who are these crazy animals from "The Land Down Under"?
The Platypus
Known for flying in "Storms", these seabirds are small, often nesting in crevices in the sides of cliffs. These birds are also called "Swallows of the Storm", due to superstitions that storms followed them where ever they fly. Name these birds.
Storm Petrels
What is the Scientific Name of the Fire-bellied Snake?
Eryx jaculus, Erythrolamprus epinephelus, Hebius pryeri, Bitis nasicornis, Bungarus magnimaculatus, or Chironius quadricarinatus?
Erythrolamprus epinephelus
This poisonous sea creature is quite interesting. It's males have hooked reproductive organs, and that is to avoid getting poisoned during mating. Name this sea slug that is blue all over.
Blue Dragons
Though mostly speculation, this dolphin has the strongest bite force of any animal, coming it at 19,000 psi. This just goes to show that life can be all "Black and White". Name this creature.
The Orca or Killer Whale