is for Alligator.

Alligators are crocodilians who live in China and Southern USA who have U shaped mouth and can climb fences and trees.  

is for Bear.

Bears are animals that eat anything from fruit and fish to termites, honey and ants and are common in Eurasia and the Americas.

is for Chameleon 

Chameleons are lizards who a special trick, they can change colors to match the setting of their background to catch prey and be safe from enemies.

is for Dingo

Dingoes are wild dogs without a bark but a howl and were brought to Australia from Asian settlers.  They are usually orange, but they can also be white, grey or black. 

is for Elephant 

Elephants and Sub Saharan and Southeastern mammals. They the biggest creatures on land and have an upper lip and nose called the trunk used for a variety of things.

is for Flamingo 

Flamingoes are pink birds with long necks and stand on one leg and use their long necks to find shrimp to tun their feathers pink.

is for Gorilla

Gorillas are the largest of all the African apes that include us human beings and chimpanzees. Male gorillas grow grey hair on their backs, then they are called silver backs.

is for Hippopotamus 

Hippopotamuses are third largest animals on land and are related to whales. Their name is Greek for River Horse and are the most dangerous animals of Africa.

is for Iguana 

The Iguana is a big Latin lizard who identified by their stocky stature, the saggy skin on their throats and the spines that protrude from their heads.

is for Jaguar 

Jaguars are the third largest cats after lions and tigers. Their spots are actually called rosettes and are found in the Americas.

is for Koala 

Koalas are bear like marsupials who eat and get their water from the Eucalyptus leaves and           their name means NO WATER. 

is for Lion

Lions are the only cats who live in groups called prides and are known as the King of The Beasts and are the national animals of countries the UK.

is for Moose

Moose are the largest members of the deer family. They lose their antlers twice a year and in Europe they are called elks. They have a flap under their chin called a bell.

is for Narwhal

Narwhals are Arctic whales with a tusk, male narwhals have the the tusks. Hence why they are called the Unicorn of the sea. 

is for Ostrich

Ostriches are ratites who the largest birds and who lay the biggest eggs and fly on foot, and they are feral invasive pests of Australia.

is for Panda

Pandas are black and white bears who are from the Most Populated country, China. Pandas mostly eat bamboo.