Nature and Wildlife

2. This amphibian is famous for its ability to change colors to blend into its surroundings.
3. The tallest land animal, easily recognizable by its long neck.
4. This flowering plant is known as the national flower of India.
5. A large, slow-moving mammal often found hanging upside down in trees in Central and South America.
7. This mammal is the only one capable of sustained flight.
9. The type of ecosystem characterized by extremely low rainfall.
11. This insect undergoes metamorphosis, transforming from a caterpillar to a winged adult.
12. A massive South American river, known as the largest by water flow in the world.
14. This flightless bird is native to New Zealand and is a national symbol.
15. This large carnivorous feline is often called the "king of the jungle."
16. An African mammal known for its distinctive black-and-white stripes.
17. This large North American mammal is known for its shaggy coat and curved horns.
19. This large bird is known for its striking tail feathers and courtship displays.

1. A region where trees lose their leaves seasonally, often seen in autumn.
6. This tree species, known for its height, includes the tallest trees in the world.
8. The only continent where penguins are naturally found.
10. The world’s largest coral reef system, located in Australia.
11. This small insect is famous for its hive-building and honey-making abilities.
13. These animals, found in oceans, are known for their eight legs and ink defense mechanism.
18. A type of tree famous for its acorns and often associated with strength.