Grows up to 10 ft (3.05m) long and lives in Indonesia

Is the world's longest snake with one specimen measuring 32 ft 9 in (10m)

Builds incubation mounds up to 15 ft (4.6m) high from 300 tons of material

Bites and kills more people in the world than any other snake?

Is the largest reptile in the world, weighing up to 2,465 lb (1,114 kg)

The world's most venomous snake?

Can obtain speeds of 12 mph (19 km/h) over level ground?

Is the world's heaviest snake at up to 500 lb (227 kg)?

Can sometimes be seen in a group called a 'murder'?

Finds prey in the dark with a heat sensitive organ?

Is the longest venomous snake in the world, growing up to 18 ft 9 in (5.7 m) long?

Is also called the 'common viper'?

Belongs to the birch family?

Lives on mulberry leaves?

Is the fastest swimming fish with a maximum speed of 68mph (109km/h)over short distances?

Is the world's longest bony or "true" fish, measuring up to 25 ft (7.6m) long and weighing 600 lb (272 Kg)?

Is sometimes seen using sticks to extract ants from trees?

Keeps food stuck on thorns and impales prey on sticks?

Is the world's strongest animal for its size and can support 850 times its own weight?

Has the greatest talking ability of any bird, with one individual having a vocabulary of nearly 800 words?

Produces the most virulent poison known in the animal world, with each adult producing enough to kill 1,500 people?

Is sometimes seen in a group called an "exaltation"?

Is a national symbol of India?

Is a type of plant that does not bear seeds?

Females are called 'sows'?

Can see behind itself without turning it's head?

Is pollinated only by the pronuba moth?

Is the world's heaviest crustacean, weighing up to 44 lb (20 Kg) and measuring 3 ft 6 in (1.06 m) long?

Is the tallest tree ever measured at 435 ft (133 m), 20 ft taller than the tallest Douglas fir?

Has a horn made of hair?

Females are called "hens" and males are called "cocks"?

Has four legs per segment, and some species have as many as 750 legs?

Has green bones?

Lives at the highest altitude of any mammal and occasionally climbs to 20,000 ft (6,100m)?

Lives entirely on gum leaves and does not drink water?

Has fur consisting of hollow transparent tubes?

Is a dwarf herring?

Has been responsible for more human deaths than any other animal after man?

Is the world' slowest growing animal?

Is a symbiotic association of fungi and algae?

Is also called the muntjac?

Can provide evidence admissible in U.S. Law?

Was first introduced into England by Sir Walter Raleigh in 1585?

Breaks snail shells by hammering them with stones?

Is a national symbol of Wales?

Has green algae growing on its hair to help camouflage it?

Is a type of berry?

Has been known to construct nests over 9 1/2 ft (2.9m) wide and 20 ft (6m) deep, weighing more than 2 tons?

Has the greatest girth of any tree, of up to 117 ft (35.6 m)?

Has enormously long fingers for extracting insects from trees?

Lives in whelk or a winkle shell?

Has been known to kill men with slashing blows of its feet which possess long dagger-like nails?

Was formerly called the "love apple" and long regarded as poisonous?

Has eyes that can move separately?

Is the world's most abundant pinniped?

Is a famous source of prussic acid poison?

Got its name from its quill shaped crest?

Is named after the French for "lion's foot"?

Is also called the "gnu"?

Female are mammals able to breed just 3-4 weeks after their own birth?

Males have the most acute sense of smell of any animal and can detect females 6.8 miles (11 km) away upwind?

Is also called the "caracal"?

Was the world's largest fresh-water fish, with lengths of 15 ft (4.57 m) occuring in Russia last century?

Females are millions of times heavier than the males?

Is a national symbol of Canada?

Can be trained to catch fish?

Of Africa can grow up to 22 ft (6.7 m) in length?

Has been awarded war medals?

Is also called the wapiti?

Males grow to over 10 ft (3 m) long and yet can leap over 16 ft (5 m)?

Is being selectively bred to recreate the extinct quagga?

Young have claws on their wings for clambering in trees?

Has sensitive leaflets which fold together when touched?

Has young called "cygnets"?

Is the world's fastest animal, which can stoop at up to 217mph (350 km/h)?

Has been known to have a diameter of 7 1/2 feet (2.28 m) and tentacles stretching 120 ft (36.3 m)?

Throws a line to catch prey?

Is a national symbol of Germany?

Builds the largest colonies of any animal, with one estimated to have covered 24,000 sq. miles (61,400 sq. km)?

Is sometimes seen in a group called a "muster"?

Is the world's largest fresh-water crustacean, measuring up to 2 ft. (0.61 m) long?

Evolved from a small prehistoric animal called "eohippus"?

Was sacred to the ancient Egyptians?

Is the world's largest fish, measuring up to 41 ft. (12.5 m) long?

Congregates in colonies containing a queen for exclusive breeding?

Is the world's largest deer, averaging 6 ft. (1.83 m) at the shoulder?

Has a tongue fastened at the front of its mouth?

Was sacred to the Aztecs?

Damages cotton crops?

Has three eyes?

Stores food in a cheek pouch?

Can produce an electric shock strong enough to fell a man?

Is an animal that can re-grow its entire body from a tiny fragment of itself?

Sleeps for 17 years, and is awake for only 5 weeks?

Has a tail called a 'brush'?

Family includes jasmine and lilac as members?

Can hear frequencies as high as 210 Khz compared to only 20 Khz for humans?

Family includes the Guanaco and Alpaca as members?

Is the human race's largest source of food?

Is the world's heaviest flying bird, weighing over 42 lb. (19kg)?

Is an animal that has been known to live for over 152 years?

Is a marsupial found in North and South America?

Is a national symbol of Japan?

Is the world's largest fruit?

Has red feet in summer and yellow feet in winter?

Is the world's largest monkey?

Is named after the Turkish word for "turban"?

Has been known to spin webs over 18 ft (5.5 m) in circumference?

Has been observed to curl itself into a ball and roll rapidly down a slope to avoid capture?

Makes a sound called a "coo"?

Has the largest seeds of any plant, weighing up to 40 lb (18 kg)?

Is the world's smallest ape?

Is the world's largest insect in terms of volume?

Of Africa is the world's most abundant wild bird and can reach locust like plague proportions.

Is Europe's only monkey?

Can change color?

Males give birth?

Is sometimes seen in a group called a "watch"?

Has the highest nutritional value of any commonly eaten fruit?

Is an animal that cannot eat because it has no mouth or stomach?

Makes a sound called a "bray"?

Females are called 'ewes'?

Has been recorded to have built mounds up to 28.5 ft (8.7 m) tall?

Family includes the asparagus, garlic, onion, and tulip as members?

Is the world's largest flower?

Always gives birth to identical young?

Has three hearts?

Holds its eggs in its feet?

Is commonly known as the "living stone"?

Eats the equivalent of 86,000 times its own bodyweight in the first 56 days of its life?

Is not angered by the color red because it is colorblind?

Feeds on Capuchin monkeys?

Was thought to have become extinct 60 million years ago until one was discovered alive in 1939?

Walks upside down by means of a sticky secretion?

Often hangs upside down?

Family include the cherry, peach, pear, strawberry, and apple as members?

Is a type of carp?

Has a name meaning "man of the forest"?

Can see a hare from over 2 miles (3.2 km) away?

Can sometimes be seen in a group called a "leap"?

Is the world's largest land carnivore with a weight of up to 1,670 lbs (757 kg)?

Turns its head upside down to eat?

Is a member of the weasel family?

Has young called 'elvers'?

Is a national symbol of Ireland?

Is sometimes seen in a group called a 'pride'?

Is the world's most common plant?

Can digest 95% of its own body when food is scarce, and then restore the lost tissue when food becomes available?

Remains airborne for 2-3 years during which time it sleeps, drinks, eats and mates on the wing?

Shoots prey with a water squirt?

Can dive to a depth of over 8,000 ft (2,400 m) between breaths?

Contains substances that release cyanide poison into the body when eaten?

Can kill the most venomous snakes through its remarkable quickness and agility?

Is the heaviest bird of prey, weighing up to 25 lb (11.3 kg)?

Is the oldest living tree, with one 4,700 year old specimen alive today?

Can sometimes be seen in a group called a 'parliament'?

Is an egg-laying mammal?

Is the world's fastest flier in level flight, exceeding 65 mph (104 km/h)?

Is the world's largest arachnid with a leg span of up to 10 1/2 in (27 cm)?

Can fly at 36 mph (58 km/h) for short bursts, making it the world's fastest insect?

Was used by the Mayas and Aztecs as a medium of exchange?

Is the loudest land animal and can be heard up to 10 miles (16 km) away?

Places its eggs in the nest of other birds, leaving them to be hatched and the young to be fed by the proper owners

Has the longest gestation period of any mammal, at over 20 months

Belongs to the beech family

Is the world's largest carnivorous fish, reaching 21 ft. (6.4 m) in length

Has two legs per segment, and some species have as many as 354 legs

Is sometimes seen in a group called a "paddling"

Is another name for Lucerne

Has only one foot

Is the source of Beluga caviar

Lives in herds which were the largest ever recorded, with one estimated to have contained 10 million head

Is the world's largest (but not heaviest) crustacean with a claw span of 9 ft (2.74 m)

Has the largest wing span of any bird at over 11 ft (3.05 m)

Is a gigantic herb that forms a false trunk from leaf sheaths

Uses echolocation to fly in pitch dark

Is a carnivorous plant

Is the symbol of the World Wildlife Federation

Is also called the "Oryx"

Alternates sexes annually

Was originally smuggled to Kew Gardens in London from Brazil to be commercialized

Is the world's second most destructive animal after man

Females are called "Jills" and males are called "Hobs"

Is the world's most expensive food

Tastes with its back feet and has a coiled tongue

Causes more human deaths than any other mammal (after man)

Of the tropical Indo-Pacific is the world's most venomous fish

According to legend emerges on February 2nd and if he sees his shadow returns to his burrow, betokening a late spring

Has five noses

Is the source of "agar agar" used to thicken ice-cream

Is the world's smallest mammal

Was originally popularized by Napoleon because the British blockaded the sugar supply from the West Indies

Knots itself when eating

Is a national symbol of Scotland

Always keeps one eye open when sleeping

Is the only bird which can fly backwards

Is the world's largest land animal, measuring on average 10 ft 6 in (3.2 m) at the shoulder and weighing 5.7 tons

Has ears on its front legs

Is believed to have been the inspiration for the legend of mermaids

Flowers only once every 120 years, and can grow at up to 36 in (91 cm) per day

Has eyes at the end of its arms

Is the world's largest amphibian, measuring up to 5 ft 11 in (1.8 m) long

Is the world's heaviest bony or "true' fish, weighing up to 4,927 lb (2.35 kg) and measuring 14 ft (4.26 m) fin to fin

Is the world's slowest flying bird which, during courtship flights, has been timed at 5 mph (8 km/h) without stalling

Has the strongest bite of any animal and is able to exert a force of 132 lb (60 kg) between its jaws

Females are called "Jennys" and males are called "Jacks"

Has the largest leaves of any plant

Larvae are fed with royal jelly

Is what salicin used in pain reliever is obtained from

Has a habit of washing its food in water before eating it

Is the highest flying bird, one of which collided with an aircraft at an altitude of 37,000 ft (11,277 m)

Is the fastest swimming mammal with a maximum speed of 34 mph (55 km/h)

Can jump over 42 ft (12.8 m) in a single bound

Has a name meaning "river-horse"

Is a national symbol of Australia

Lives in a "set"

Family includes the zorilla and wolverine as members

Has the scientific name "Camellia sinensis"

Has only one hump

Family includes broccoli and brussel sprouts as members

Lives in a 'drey'

Lives in a 'burrow' or 'warren'

Lives in a "lodge"

Is a national symbol of Spain

Lives in a 'form'

Has two humps

Lives in a 'lair'

Family includes vanilla as a member

Lives in a 'holt'