1. A is for
Ant
They are able to
left up to 50 times
of their own body
weight.

2. B is for
Butterfly
Butterflies have
four wings and
attach their eggs
to leaves with a
special glue.

3. C is for
Crab
If a crab looses its
claw, the claw will
grow back.

4. D is for
Duck
Ducks have
webbed feet which
are designed for
swimming.
Because of the
webbed feet that is
why they waddle.

5. E is for
Elephant
Elephants waive
their trunks in the
air and from side
to side to smell
better.

6. F is for
Frog
Most frogs do not
live in the water
they live near it.

7. G is for
Guinea Pig
When a guinea pig
is happy they will
purr like a cat.

8. H is for
Hummingbirds
Hummingbirds
take baths by
using a cupped
leaf, a bird bath,
puddle, or even
sprinklers.

9. I is for
Iguana
Iguana’s can stay
under the water
for 28 minutes.

10. J is for
Jellyfish
Jellyfish have been
on Earth for
millions of years,
even before
dinosaurs.

11. K is for
Koala
Koala’s use their
excellent sense of
smell to select the
best tasting
leaves.

12. L is for
Ladybug
Ladybugs come in
a variety of
different colors.

13. M is for
Monkey
Some monkeys
live on the ground
while others live in
the trees.

14. N is for
Newt
A newt will stand
out of the crowd
with its bright
colors.

15. O is for
Otter
Otters love to
sunbath during the
day and they are
very active at
night.

16. P if for
Penguin
Penguins can drink
sea water. And no
penguins live in
the North Pole.

17. Q is for
Quail
A quail has a heart
and a brain just
like humans do.

18. R is for
Rabbit
Bunny rabbits are
born without any
fur.

19. S is for
Seahorse
Seahorses change
colors to blend in
with their
surroundings.

20. T is for
Tiger
There are more
tigers that are
considered pets
than there are in
the wild.

21. U is for
Urial
They eat grasses,
lichen, along with
other plants.

22. V is for
Vicuna
Vicuna is a wild
animal of the
camel family.

23. W is for
Wolf
Wolves can hear as
far as six miles
away in the forest.

24. X is for
Xantus
They can flap their
wings at over 200
times a second.

25. Y is for
Yak
They have long
hair that covers
their bodies that
keep them warm.

26. Z is for
Zebra
Scientists can
identify individual
zebras by their
stripes.