1. Dromedary
   Bengal tiger
2. Atlantic puffin
   Komodo dragon

The Bengal tiger is a species of cat that can be found in the Indian subcontinent. It is the national animal of India and is currently classified as being endangered.

1. Emperor penguin
   Imperial zebra
2. Polar bear
   Atlantic puffin

The imperial zebra is a species of equid that can be found in Eastern Africa. It is the largest species of zebra, but also the most endangered.

1. Southern elephant seal
   Red kangaroo
2. Narwhal
   West Indian manatee

The red kangaroo is a species of large mammal that can be found in Australia. It is the largest species of kangaroo and the national animal of Australia.

1. Komodo dragon
   Coyote
2. Coconut crab
   White rhinoceros

The white rhinoceros is a species of rhinoceros that can be found in Africa. There are currently two known subspecies; the southern white rhinoceros and the northern white rhinoceros.

1. Coyote
   Large flying fox
2. King cobra
   Capybara

The capybara is a species of mammal that can be found in South America. It is notable for being the largest rodent in the world.

1. West Indian manatee
   Reticulated python
2. Chinese giant salamander
   North American beaver

The North American beaver is a species of rodent that can be found in North America. It is the national animal of Canada and also the state mammal of Oregon.

1. Killer whale
   Ostrich
2. Lion
   Narwhal

The killer whale is a species of dolphin that can be found in across all of the world’s oceans. It is an apex predator and the largest species of dolphin in the world.

1. Asian elephant
   Masai giraffe
2. Grey parrot
   Giant forest scorpion

The Masai giraffe is a species of mammal that can be found in East Africa. It notably holds the distinction of being the tallest land animal in the world, as a result of its incredibly long neck.

1. Saltwater crocodile
   Red kangaroo
2. Hippopotamus
   Serval

The hippopotamus is a species of large land mammal that can be found in Africa. While their appearance may suggest otherwise (since they can at times look like large pigs), their closest living relatives are actually aquatic mammals like whales and dolphins.

1. Polar bear
   Spotted hyena
2. Cheetah
   Japanese macaque

The spotted hyena is a species of carnivorous mammal that can be found throughout Africa. They are notable for their relatively complex social communities that can have up to 80 members.

1. Coconut crab
   Blue whale
2. Ostrich
   Emperor penguin

The ostrich is a species of bird that can be found in Africa. While it is incapable of flight, it is incredibly fast on land and is also the largest bird in the world.

1. Malayan tapir
   Chinese giant salamander
2. Gray parrot
   Central bearded dragon

The Malayan tapir is a species of tapir that can be found in parts of Southeast Asia. They are primarily solitary in terms of behavior and can be moderately territorial at times.

1. Bengal tiger
   Reticulated python
2. Lion’s mane jellyfish
   Large flying fox

The lion’s mane jellyfish is a species of jellyfish that can be found primarily in cold waters of the northern hemisphere. They are the largest species of jellyfish in the world.

1. Capybara
   Spotted hyena
2. Saltwater crocodile
   Giant panda

The giant panda is a species of bear that can be found in China. The giant panda is notable for being one of the few Carnivorans that has a diet that is largely herbivorous (their diet is over 99% bamboo) – although they have been observed eating fish, eggs and meat on occasion.

1. Imperial zebra
   Masai giraffe
2. Giant forest scorpion
   Gaur

The giant forest scorpion is a species of arachnid that can be found in India and Sri Lanka. True to its name, it is the largest species of scorpion in the world.

1. Saltwater crocodile
   Malayan tapir
2. Hippopotamus
   Giant panda

The saltwater crocodile is a species of reptile that can be found in India, Australia and Southeast Asia. It is an apex predator and also the largest reptile in the world (maximum recorded length of 23 feet).

1. North American beaver
   Killer whale
2. Blue whale
   Lion

The lion is a species of large cat that can be found in Africa and parts of Asia. It is an apex predator and has several distinct and notable subspecies.

1. Imperial zebra
   Blue whale
2. Emperor penguin
   Lion

The blue whale is a species of baleen whale that can be found in oceans all across the world. Not only are they the largest animal alive today, but they are also the largest animal known to have ever existed.

1. North American beaver
   Gaur
2. Southern elephant seal
   Giant forest scorpion

The gaur is a species of bovine that can be found in South and Southeast Asia. It is related to other grazing animals like bison, yak and domestic cattle, and it is notable for being the largest member of this family

1. Capybara
   King cobra
2. Polar bear
   Queen Alexandra’s birdwing

The Queen Alexandra’s birdwing is a species of butterfly that can be found in Papua New Guinea. With a wingspan of almost 10 inches or more, it is the largest butterfly in the world.

1. Cheetah
   Japanese macaque
2. Queen Alexandra’s birdwing
   King cobra

The cheetah is a species of large cat that can be found primarily in Eastern and Southern Africa. It holds the distinction of being the fastest land animal in the world, with top speeds of 68.0–75.0 mph.

1. Polar bear
   White rhinoceros
2. Lion’s mane jellyfish
   Queen Alexandra’s birdwing

The polar bear is a species of bear that can be found in the Arctic. It is well adapted to cold environments and is actually the largest species of bear in the world and also the largest land carnivore.

1. Coconut crab
   Ostrich
2. Gray parrot
   Masai giraffe

The gray parrot is a species of bird that can be found in equatorial Africa. It is also referred to as the African gray parrot or the Congo gray parrot.

1. Cheetah
   Coyote
2. Large flying fox
   Lion’s mane jellyfish

The large flying fox is a species of megabat that can be found in Southeast Asia. True to its name, it is largest bat in the world, having an average wingspan of up to 4 ft. 11 in. but weighing no more than 2.5 lbs.

1. Atlantic puffin
   Serval
2. West Indian manatee
   Hippopotamus

The serval is a species of wild cat that can be found in sub-Saharan Africa and rarely parts of North Africa. They can reach up to two feet tall at the shoulder and they have a notably slender build.

1. Atlantic puffin
   White rhinoceros
2. Komodo dragon
   Giant panda

The Atlantic puffin is a species of seabird that can be found in around the waters of the North Atlantic Ocean. They currently have a “vulnerable” conservation status.

1. Gray parrot
   Coconut crab
2. Polar bear
   White rhinoceros

The coconut crab is a species of hermit crab that can be found on islands in the Pacific Ocean and Indian Ocean. They are the largest land living arthropod that is alive today.

1. Central bearded dragon
   Gaur
2. Asian elephant
   Southern elephant seal

The Asian elephant is a species of large land mammal that can be found in the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia. While it is the largest land animal in Asia, it is notably smaller than the African bush elephant.

1. Chinese giant salamander
   Malayan tapir
2. Red kangaroo
   Reticulated python

The reticulated python is a species of snake that can be found in South and Southeast Asia. It has been reported to have lengths that can exceed 30 feet, making it the longest snake in the world.

1. Bengal tiger
   Central bearded dragon
2. Japanese macaque
   Spotted hyena

The Japanese macaque is a species of monkey that can be found in Japan. They are notable for their high level of intelligence and their complex group structures.

1. Lion
   Narwhal
2. North American beaver
   West Indian manatee

The West Indian manatee is a species of aquatic mammal that can be found in the Caribbean Sea and other nearby parts of the Atlantic Ocean. Due to successful conservation attempts, they are no longer endangered; however, they are still considered to be “vulnerable”.

1. Imperial zebra
   Serval
2. Giant forest scorpion
   Dromedary

The dromedary is a species of camel that can be found in North Africa, the Arabian Peninsula, parts of Western Asia and a feral population in Australia. It is notable for being the tallest species of camel.

1. Narwhal
   Asian elephant
2. Dromedary
   Killer whale

The narwhal is a species of whale that can be found in Arctic waters. It is perhaps most notable for its long protruding canine tooth that has the appearance of a tusk.

1. Southern elephant seal
   Masai giraffe
2. Gaur
   Asian elephant

The southern elephant seal is a species of seal that can be found in the lower reaches of the Southern hemisphere. They are notable for being the largest member of the order Carnivora.

1. Lion’s mane jellyfish
   Saltwater crocodile
2. Bengal Tiger
   Komodo dragon

The Komodo dragon is a species of lizard that can be found in Indonesia. It holds the distinction of being the largest lizard that is alive today.

1. Giant panda
   Coyote
2. Capybara
   Large flying fox

The coyote is a species of canine that can be found in North America. They are one of the most widespread predators of livestock in western North America.

1. Emperor penguin
   Killer whale
2. Blue whale
   Ostrich

The emperor penguin is a species of bird that can be found in Antarctica. They are flightless birds but are also excellent swimmers and the largest species of penguin in the world.

1. Red kangaroo
   Japanese macaque
2. Central bearded dragon
   Malayan tapir

The central bearded dragon is a species of large lizard that can be found in Australia. They hold the distinction of being the fastest reptile in the world, reaching speeds of over 25 mph.

1. Spotted hyena
   Cheetah
2. King cobra
   Queen Alexandra’s birdwing

The king cobra is a species of snake that can be found in India and Southeast Asia. They are historically important in Indian culture and are the longest venomous snake in the world.

1. Hippopotamus
   Reticulated python
2. Chinese giant salamander
   Atlantic puffin

The Chinese giant salamander is a species of salamander that can be found in China, Japan and Taiwan. They can reach lengths of almost 6 feet and are actually the largest amphibian in the world.