Every Animal Ever
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Forest

A forest is full of trees. Owls, foxes, and squirrels live here.

60 animals live here.

TigerTigerMammalA tiger's stripes are on its skin, not only in the fur.African elephantAfrican elephantMammalAn elephant cannot jump.Giant pandaGiant pandaMammalA panda has an extra wrist bone that works like a thumb for holding bamboo.KoalaKoalaMammalA koala's fingerprints look a lot like human fingerprints.Grey wolfGrey wolfMammalA wolf howl can travel for miles so the pack can find each other.Red foxRed foxMammalA red fox can hear a mouse moving under the snow.Brown bearBrown bearMammalA brown bear's nose is much stronger than a person's nose.LeopardLeopardMammalA leopard can carry food up a tree.ChimpanzeeChimpanzeeMammalChimpanzees use sticks as tools to get termites.Ring-tailed lemurRing-tailed lemurMammalWild lemurs live only on the island of Madagascar.Giant anteaterGiant anteaterMammalA giant anteater has no teeth. It eats with a long sticky tongue.BeaverBeaverMammalA beaver's front teeth never stop growing. Chewing wood wears them down.Grey squirrelGrey squirrelMammalA grey squirrel can turn its ankles and climb down a tree headfirst.HedgehogHedgehogMammalA hedgehog can roll into a tight ball. It has thousands of spines.Little brown batLittle brown batMammalA bat is the only mammal that can truly fly.ReindeerReindeerMammalA reindeer's eyes look gold in summer and blue in winter.MooseMooseMammalA male moose's antlers can be wider than a grown-up's arms.Red pandaRed pandaMammalA red panda is not a bear and not a giant panda. It has its own family.RaccoonRaccoonMammalA raccoon's front paws can feel very well, even under water.PorcupinePorcupineMammalA porcupine cannot shoot its quills. They come loose when something touches them.Virginia opossumVirginia opossumMammalWhen an opossum is very scared it may go stiff. It is not choosing to pretend.PangolinPangolinMammalA pangolin is the only mammal covered in scales. The scales are like your nails.Barn owlBarn owlBirdA barn owl flies very quietly. One ear sits a bit higher than the other.Bald eagleBald eagleBirdA bald eagle is not bald. Its head feathers are white.European robinEuropean robinBirdRobins in Europe and America are not the same kind of bird. A robin sings to claim a spot.Indian peafowlIndian peafowlBirdOnly the male has the huge train. The eyespots are a pattern, not real eyes.Ruby-throated hummingbirdRuby-throated hummingbirdBirdA hummingbird can hover and even fly backwards.Wild turkeyWild turkeyBirdA male turkey's bare face can change color. Wild turkeys can fly a short way.American crowAmerican crowBirdA crow can recognize human faces.Common ravenCommon ravenBirdRavens can copy sounds, even some human words.Blue jayBlue jayBirdA blue jay is not blue from dye. The color comes from the way light bounces.Northern cardinalNorthern cardinalBirdMales are bright red. Females are mostly tan. Both can sing.Pileated woodpeckerPileated woodpeckerBirdA woodpecker's tongue is very long and wraps around inside the skull.KiwiKiwiBirdA kiwi's nostrils are at the tip of its long beak. That is rare for a bird.Red-tailed hawkRed-tailed hawkBirdA red-tailed hawk soars in circles while it looks for food.Laughing kookaburraLaughing kookaburraBirdA kookaburra's call sounds like loud laughter. It is a kind of kingfisher.Superb lyrebirdSuperb lyrebirdBirdA lyrebird can copy many sounds, even other birds.King cobraKing cobraReptileA king cobra mostly hunts other snakes.Corn snakeCorn snakeReptileA corn snake is not venomous. It has no rattle.Frilled lizardFrilled lizardReptileIt opens a big neck frill, then it may run on its back legs.Box turtleBox turtleReptileA box turtle can close its shell almost tight. It lives on land.Blue-tongued skinkBlue-tongued skinkReptileIt flashes a bright blue tongue when something gets too close.Boa constrictorBoa constrictorReptileA boa gives birth to live young. It does not lay eggs.Wood frogWood frogAmphibianA wood frog can freeze in winter and thaw in spring, then hop away.Fire salamanderFire salamanderAmphibianBlack and yellow colors say it does not taste good.Tiger salamanderTiger salamanderAmphibianThey spend a lot of time in underground burrows.Common toadCommon toadAmphibianA common toad walks more than it hops. It goes back to the same pond.Eastern newtEastern newtAmphibianThe young red eft is bright orange and lives on the forest floor. Later it lives in water.Spring peeperSpring peeperAmphibianA chorus of them can be very loud. Each frog has an X on its back.Honey beeHoney beeInsectHoney bees tell other bees where flowers are by dancing.Leafcutter antLeafcutter antInsectLeafcutter ants use cut leaves to grow a fungus, then they eat the fungus.FireflyFireflyInsectA firefly is a beetle. Its light is cold and does not burn you.Stick insectStick insectInsectA stick insect looks like a twig. That helps it hide.Periodical cicadaPeriodical cicadaInsectSome stay underground for 13 or 17 years, then come out together.TermiteTermiteInsectTermites are not ants. A queen can live for many years.Paper waspPaper waspInsectPaper wasps chew wood into pulp and build a paper nest.Luna mothLuna mothInsectAn adult luna moth has long pale green tails and does not eat.Garden snailGarden snailOther animalA snail moves on one foot. Its eyes are on the long tentacles.EarthwormEarthwormOther animalAn earthworm has no eyes and no bones. It breathes through damp skin.Garden spiderGarden spiderOther animalA garden spider is not an insect. It has eight legs and spins a round web.