Which animal found in the desert regions along the border between Arizona and Mexico can squirt blood from its eyes to protect itself?

Which animal that is smaller than other varieties of its species has been isolated on an island off the coast of Panama for almost 10,000 years?

Which animal can be found throughout the Mediterranean Sea and often breeds near Tunisia, among other places?

Which animal can run up to 40 miles per hour and was once one of the most common species in the northern Great Plains region of the United States?

Which animal has been important to nomadic communities in northern Europe, including the Sami on Russia's Kola Peninsula?

Which animal migrates from its breeding grounds off Baja California to feeding grounds in the Bering Sea?

The mountain subspecies of which animal, known for its distinctive striped markings, lives in the arid highlands of Namibia and Angola?

Which animal, whose sense of smell is thought to be 40 times stronger than a human's, can be found in the Llanos [YAH-nohs] grasslands of Venezuela?

Which animal that can be found in northern Argentina, among other places in South and Central America, subsists entirely on the blood of other animals?

Which animal, one of the most widely distributed mammals in the world, was only introduced to Australia in the 1800s?

Which animal, the world's largest lizard, is known for its long forked tongue and poisonous bite?

Which animal native to the Great Plains grasslands creates underground tunneled habitats that can also serve as a home for salamanders and ferrets?

Which animal, often kept as a pet and hunted almost to extinction for its soft, thick fur, is native to the Andes range in Chile?