(a)   is a large black vulture found in South America. It is the national symbol of Argentina, Chile, Bolivia and Peru.

(a)   is the tallest and heaviest of all living penguin species. It is flightless with a streamlined body and wings stiffened or flattened into flippers

(a)   is the largest parrot. It has been kept as a per for hundreds of years. Its beak is strong enough, to even crack coconut shells

(a)   is native to North America. It mostly feeds on nuts and seeds and is also known for hiding nuts for later consumption

(a)   is a terrestrial tree kingfisher. It gets all the water from the food it eats, so it does not need to drink water separately

The smallest does is the Mexican (a)  

The (a)   is one of the largest dogs and can weigh upto 60 kgs.

The German Shepherd is also known as an (a)  

(a)   was kept by monks of Alpine monasteries to help save lives of the people lost in the mountains.

(a)   is trained to lead blind people safely through heavy traffic

The (a)   from Alaska is used to pull sledges

(a)   is a breed of domestic dogs, which are used to herd livestock and pull carts.

(a)   is ranked as the second most intelligent dog breed, is skillful and can participate in many dog sports and activities

The (a)   is a breed of a small hound, that is developed primarily for hunting hares

(a)   is a medium sized marine mammal, which spans the waters of forty countries throughout the Indo-West Pacific ocean. It is the only herbivore marine mammal.

(a)   is one of the six species of the smallest marine mammals. It stays close to coastal areas or river estuaries.

(a)   is the largest surviving aquatic mammal. It is also known as the "sea cow" because it forages on aquatic plants.

(a)   is a hypercarnivorous bear whose native range lies within the Arctic circle, encompassing the Arctic Ocen

(a)   is a marine mammal native to the coast of Northern and Eastern North Pacific ocean. It is the heaviest member of the weasel family.

(a)   has a streamlined body and two limbs modified as flippers. It has a layer of blubber, to keep it warm in the cold weather.

(a)   is a large mammal, that lives partly in the sea and partly on land or ice. It eats fish

(a)   is the largest mammal known to have existed.

Name the energy, that we get from Sun : (a)  

Name the energy, that we get from Core of the Earth : (a)  

Name the energy, that we get from Natural Products such as wood, manure : (a)  

Name the energy, that we get from Dams : (a)  

Name the energy, that we get from Wind : (a)  

Name the energy, that we get from Tides : (a)  

The bitter oil from this tree is very good for killing germs and insects. It is used in some soaps and toothpastes. Each part of the tree, has some medicinal property and is popularly called the village dispensary : (a)  

The leaves of this herb are used in worship and for curing cold and cough. It is used as a herb in Ayurveda. It has antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties, that can cure asthma, heart diseases and stress : (a)  

This tall heavy bird is found in the Thar Desert. It can easily be distinguished by the black crown on the forehead, in contrast with the pale neck and head : (a)  

This rare animal has become endangered due to the destruction of their habitat. It has large molar teeth and strong jaw muscles for crushing tough bamboo : (a)  

This animal has a sharp sense of hearing and smell, but relatively poor eyesight. They are confined to the tall grasslands and forests in the foothills of the Himalayas : (a)  

They migrate to China, India and Nepal in the winter months. Hunters have shot so many of them in Siberia and there are only a few left : (a)  

This animal has a musk pod in its abdomen under the skin and it is used for making perfumes. It has well developed claws, broad toes and a dense coat of coarse hair : (a)  

The cognitive abilities of these mammals are very close to human beings. They are restricted to the South East Asian islands of Borneo and Sumatra : (a)