Animal Anatomy
Diet & Digestion
Tracks & Scats
Baby Animals
Vet Tools & Treatment
100

This large-eared mammal uses its ears to cool off in the hot African sun.

What is the African elephant?

100

Zebras are part of this group of plant-eating animals.

What are herbivores?

100

You can tell a lion has passed by this pattern: four toes and no visible ___ print.

What is claw?

100

A baby elephant is called this.

What is a calf?

100

This tool lets vets listen to heartbeats.

What is a stethoscope?

200

This African herbivore’s long neck has the same number of neck bones as a human—just 7!

What is a giraffe?

200

Giraffes mainly eat this type of plant, rich in nutrients but hard to digest.

What are leaves (especially acacia leaves)?

200

This giant mammal leaves behind dung the size of a soccer ball.

What is an elephant?

200

Giraffe babies can stand up within this amount of time after birth.

What is 30 minutes to 1 hour?

200

Vets sometimes use darts to give these when animals can’t be approached easily.

What are tranquilizers or vaccines?

300

This mammal’s horn is made of the same material as your fingernails.

What is a rhinoceros?

300

Ruminants like antelope and buffalo have this many stomach compartments.

What is four?

300

Veterinarians examine scat to check for these parasites.

What are worms (or intestinal parasites)?

300

These cat babies are born with their eyes closed.

What are lion cubs?

300

To protect both people and animals, vets wear gloves and sometimes these on their faces.

What are masks or face shields?

400

Elephants don’t have sweat glands, so they do this to cool off.

What is flap their ears or spray water/dust?

400

Elephants spend up to 16 hours a day doing this.

What is eating?

400

Rhino dung piles (called middens) are used for this type of communication.

What is territorial marking?

400

Wildebeest calves are often able to run within this short time after being born.

What is minutes (typically 5–15 minutes)?

400

Microchips are placed under the skin to help with this.

What is tracking or identification?

500

A hippo’s skin secretes this natural substance that acts as sunscreen and antibiotic.

What is “blood sweat” (not actual blood, but a red oily secretion)?

500

Despite being huge and dangerous, hippos eat mostly this.

What is grass?

500

This nocturnal mammal’s droppings often contain shiny bits due to eating insects.

What is a hyena? *(Bonus: Could also accept aardwolf) *

500

Veterinarians sometimes bottle-feed orphaned mammals using this common baby item.

What is a baby bottle (nursing bottle)?

500

When relocating big animals like elephants, this is used to calm them before moving.

What is anesthesia or a tranquilizer dart?