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Lion
Did you know both male and female lions have a very powerful roar that can be heard up to 8 km (5 mi.) away? Pride members keep track of one another by roaring. Read more >
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Wolverine
Though sometimes referred to as "skunk bears", wolverines are actually the largest members of the weasel family. With strong jaws, they are well-equipped to chew through frozen meat and bones.
Chameleon
While they can make small color adjustments to blend in to their background, usually, chameleons change color to reflect their moods, defend their territory or attract mates.
Snow Leopard
The snow leopard is a solitary, elusive big cat that lives in the harsh, rugged mountains of central Asia. They have the densest fur of all big cats, which helps them stay warm in temperatures as low as -40°C!
Arctic Fox
For the arctic fox, staying warm in the frigid arctic tundra, in temperatures as low as -50°C, means having dense fur, a nice thick layer of fat, and a compact body to retain heat.
Seahorse
When you think of a fish, a seahorse might not be the first thing that comes to mind. Its head looks like a horse’s head. It swims upright. It is covered in bony plates instead of scales. But a seahorse is a kind of fish, in the same family as pipefish and seadragons.
Animal Quiz
Animal Sleep Quiz
Grab your blankies and settle in. It's time to test your knowledge about animal sleep habits. Honk-shoo... Honk-shoo... Honk-shoooo...
At Animal Fact Guide, you can learn about interesting and endangered animals from around the world. Discover what makes an animal unique and get wildlife conservation tips on our Animal Facts pages.
Then test your knowledge with our fun, free Animal Quizzes! You can also download free coloring pages, word searches, and animal mazes on our Activity Sheets page.
