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Table of Contents

Anaconda................................................6

Bald Eagle...............................................8

Cheetah.................................................10

Dromedary Camel...................................12

Elephant................................................14

Flamingo................................................16

Giraffe...................................................18

Herring Gull...........................................20

Impala...................................................22

Jaguar...................................................24

Koala....................................................26

Lion......................................................28

Merekat.................................................30

Naked Mole Rat......................................32

Oxpecker...............................................34

Porcupines.............................................36

Quail.....................................................38

Raccoon.................................................40

Seahorse...............................................42

Tortoise.................................................44

Umbrella Bird.........................................46

Vampire Bat...........................................48

Webfooted Gecko....................................50

X-Ray Tetra...........................................52

Yak.......................................................54

Zebra....................................................56

Glossary................................................58

Index....................................................60

A a 

A is for Anaconda

Anacondas must sleep for 

several days after a meal to 

help it digest the food.

B b

B is for Bald Eagle

Bald Eagles migrate in the 

winter time.

C c

C is for Cheetah

After a chase a cheetah needs 

30 minutes to catch its breath, 

before it can eat. 

D d

D is for Dromedary 

Camel

When no water is around the 

dromedary camel turns the 

fat into water for its body.

E e

E is for Elephants 

Elephants have sensitive skin.

To help protect themselves they 

take dust, mud or sand baths.

F f

F is for Flamingo

Flamingos eat an algae that 

turns them pink.

G g

G is for Giraffe

Giraffes will drink or rest in 

shifts so that at least one 

giraffe is always on the 

lookout for approaching 

predators.

H h

H is for Herring Gull

Herring gulls need to preen 

its feathers so they become 

waterproof.

I i

I is for Impala

The impala will adapt 

their diet to the season 

based on what is 

available. 

J j

J is for Jaguar

Unlike other big cats jaguars 

like water.

Jaguars catch and eat 

fish and turtles.

K k

K is for Koala

Kolas have two opposable 

digits that help them climb.

L l

L is for Lion

In a pride the female lion 

does most of the hunting for 

food. 

M m

M is for Meerkat

Meerkats have a babysitter for 

their pups.

While the rest of the mob is 

hunting the babysitter protects the 

babies from rival mobs.

N n

N is for Naked Mole Rat

Naked mole rats have tiny 

hairs all over their body to 

help them know where to go.

O o

O is for Oxpeckers

Oxpeckers travel on other 

animal's backs. 

They warn the animal that they 

are riding on of danger, by flying 

off when an enemy is close by.

P p

P is for Porcupine

Porcupines have sharp quills 

on their back and tails. The 

quills are loosely attached 

and will come off and stick 

into an enemy's back.

Q q

Q is for Quail

Quails are not strong fliers, or 

swimmers, so the need to 

search for food or forge almost 

entirely on the ground. 

R r

R is for Raccoon

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