is for Aardvark

is for Bear

Fun Facts:

-One of the species of bears is brown bear 

-Black bears are the largest mammals in New Jersey.  

-There are 8 species of bears in the world

-Breas can live up to 25 years in the wild.

-Bears have a high IQ

is for Camel

Fun Facts:

-Camels store water in their blood

-Camels are born without humps

-Their milk is incredibly nutritious

- There are 2 types of camels

- Camels can live to 50 years

is for Donkey

Fun facts:

- They are stronger than a horse their size.

- They can see all four of their feet at the same time.

-Donkeys can vary hugely in size, from 26 inches to 68 inches tall.

-A donkey's bray can carry up to 60 miles in the desert.

is for elephant

Fun Facts:

-They are the largest land animal

-There are three species. you can tell them apart by their ears.

-They communicate by vibration

-Their tusk are actually teeth

-They are constantly eating

is for Fox

Fun Facts:

-Foxes are great nighttime predators

- They can make over 40 different sounds

-Foxes make use of the earth's magnetic field to hunt

-Foxes are afraid of loud noises, water hoses, water guns, and thrown objects

is for giraffe

Fun Facts:

-They are the tallest mammal in the world

- Baby giraffes can stand within an hour and a half after being born.

-Giraffes don't need much sleep.

-Young giraffes hang out in groups until they are 5 months old

-Giraffes are super peaceful animals

is for Hedgehog

Fun Facts:

-The hedgehog was named because of its peculiar foraging methods.

-They are immune to certain poisonous plants 

- A group of hedgehogs is called Array.

- There are 17 species of hedgehogs

-They roll into a ball to protect them

-Not all Hedgehogs hibernate

is for Iguana

Fun facts:

- Iguanas' stout build gives them a clumsy look, but they are fast and agile on land. 

- They have the strongest jaws with razor-sharp teeth and tails.

-Iguanas can detach their tails if caught and they can grow another 

- They have amazing eyesight which allows them to detect danger and spot their prey from a far distance.

-They are classified as omnivores but they tend to stick to an herbivore's diet

is for Jackal

Fun facts:

- Jackals are a type of canine, that are related to dogs, coyotes, foxes, and wolves.

- Jackals are described as opportunistic omnivores.

- Jackels can run long distances and maintain a speed of 16km/h (10mph)

- On average, wild jackals live between 8 and 10 years

is for Kangaroo

Fun facts:

- Kangaroo joeys(baby kangaroo) are the size of a jellybean

- There are 60 species of kangaroos

they can hop 8 meters(25 feet) in a single bound

- Female kangaroos can pause their pregnancies

-Their tail is used as a fifth limb

is for Leopards

Fun facts:

- A leopard's tail is used for balance 

- Leopards are cats of the night

- Female leopards like to tease males for mating

- They eat bugs, fish, antelope, monkeys, rodents, and deer.

- Leopards are spectacular hunters.

-Leopards are the smallest of the large cat family

- Leopards are ambush predators

is for Monkey

Fun facts:

- Monkeys strengthen their bond by grooming.

- Monkeys eat seeds, flowers, fruits, leaves, eggs and small insects.

- The smallest type of monkey is the pygmy armoset

- An adult weighs up to 140 grams

is for Nigerian Goat 

Fun fact;

- Goats were one of the first animals to be tamed by humans 

-Goat meat is the most consumed meat per capita worldwide.

- The life span of a goat is about that of a dog.

- They are good for being a livestock source for meat and milk, a show animal, and a companion.

is for Otter

Fun Facts:

-Otters eat 25% of their body weight in food every day.

-Sea otters are one of the few animals that use tools.

- River otters can dive to a depth of 60 feet.

-River otters are called pups

- Otters always wash after every meal.

-The otter is the largest member of the weasel family

is for Penguin

Fun facts:

- Penguins are expert divers

- The oldest penguin fossils are 62 million years old.

-Penguins don't have teeth

- There are 18 species of penguins

- The smallest penguin is only a foot tall

- The largest living penguin is the emperor penguin