 |  | Bats, Vampire—Blood drinkers |
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|  | Bears, Brown—Often called grizzlies |
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|  | Bears, Polar—Largest predators on land |
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|  | Cheetahs—Fastest animals on land |
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|  | Chimpanzees—Tool users |
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|  | Coyotes—Able to live in many different habitats |
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|  | Crocodiles, Nile—Unusually attentive parents |
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|  | Dolphins, Bottlenose—Aquatic acrobats |
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Elephants, African—Largest of all elephants |
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|  | Frogs, Red-Eyed Tree—Suction disks for fingers and toes |
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|  | Giraffes—Tallest animals on Earth |
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|  | Gorillas, Mountain—Generally peaceful |
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|  | Guanacos—Related to camels |
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|  | Hedgehogs—Prickly as pincushions |
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|  | Hippopotamuses—Excellent swimmers |
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|  | Horses, Przewalski's—Only true wild horses |
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|  | Koalas—Related to kangaroos |
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|  | Lemurs, Ring-Tailed—Females are in charge |
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|  | Lions—Live in groups |
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|  | Manatees, West Indian—Basis of Mermaid Legend? |
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|  | Orangutans—Mostly dwell in trees |
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|  | Orcas (Killer Whales)—Top predators |
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|  | Otters, River—Lively and playful |
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|  | Pandas—Among the world’s rarest mammals |
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|  | Penguins, Emperor—Found only in remote Antarctica |
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|  | Rhinoceroses, Black—Built like armored tanks |
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|  | Sharks, Great White—Largest predatory fish in the ocean |
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|  | Tigers—Largest cats in the world |
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|  | Warthogs—Members of the wild pig family |
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