Animals

1. They are big, strong, and have thick fur to keep them warm. Some like to catch fish in rivers, while others like to eat honey.
4. These are the largest creatures on land. They have long trunks they can use to grab things or spray water, and they love peanuts.
6. These furry friends love to chase mice and balls of yarn. They can be very independent, but they also love to curl up on your lap and purr.
7. They are the tallest beings on land with very long necks, which they use to reach leaves on trees. They have a unique pattern on their bodies that looks like a patchwork.
10. They start their lives in the water as tadpoles, then grow legs and live on land. They can jump really high and have a loud croak.
11. They have large eyes and can turn their heads almost all the way around. They stay awake at night and can fly without making a sound.
12. They are known as a person's best friend and come in many different breeds. Some are small and fluffy, while others are big and strong.
14. They're excellent swimmers that live where it's very cold. Instead of flying, they waddle on their short legs and slide on their bellies.

1. They start as caterpillars, then make a cocoon and transform into beings with beautiful, colorful wings. They love to drink nectar from flowers.
2. They look a bit like horses, but they have black and white stripes all over their bodies. Each one's pattern is unique, just like our fingerprints.
3. They hop around on their strong back legs and carry their babies in a pouch on their belly. They live in a place where it's usually very hot.
5. They carry their homes on their backs in the form of a hard shell. They can pull their heads and legs into their shell if they feel scared.
8. Known as the king of the jungle, they have a loud roar and males have a big mane around their heads. They are very strong and fast.
9. These clever beings love to play and jump in the water. They communicate with each other using clicks and whistles.
13. They are fluffy, black and white, and love to eat bamboo. They spend most of their time munching on bamboo in the forests where they live.