is for African Buffalo

A herd of African Buffalo's usually contain mostly females, with their babies and one or two males. Their scientific name is Syncerus Caffer.

is for Bear

Bears are the biggest land predators on Earth and have an incredible sense of smell, even better than dogs. It's scientific name is Ursidae.

is for Cat

Cat's are usually kept as pets or companions. They usually sleep about 12 to 14 hours a day.

is for Dog

Dogs are also kept as pets. There are more than 150 dog breeds and the most popular name for a dog is Max but other popular names include Molly, Sam, Zach and Maggie

is for Elephant

Elephants can live for up to 70 years! Their eyesight is poor but they are very sensitive. There are three species, African Bush Elephant, African Forest Elephant and Asian Elephant.

is for Flamingo

There are six species of Flamingo and they can get to four feet tall! Their pink color is because of their diet and they can weigh up to nine pounds. They use their beaks like nets to catch food in the water.

is for Giraffe

Giraffes are the tallest mammal on Earth. Their legs alone are taller than many humans. Sometimes they sleep standing up.

is for Hedgehog

The hedgehog got it's name by the way it tunneled through hedges (Hedge) and made grunting sounds like a pig this making the name Hedgehog

is for Iguana

Iguana's are the largest lizards in America. They use their tails to defend themselves as they can hit enemies with it. They like living in Mexico, Central America, South America and the Caribbean.

is for Jaguar

Jaguar's are big cats and are the third largest of the cat species, after the Lion and the Tiger. They eat deer, crocodiles, snakes, monkeys, sloths, tapirs, turtles, fish and anything else they catch.

is for Koala

Koala's can only live one place in the world, an that's Australia. They can only eat Eucalyptus leaves and eats 2.5 pounds of food a day! They hop from tree to tree and climb to get their food.

is for Leopard

Leopards will eat gazelle, impala, deer and wild beast. Sometimes they may also hunt monkeys, rodents and birds. Their scientific name is Panthera Pardus.

is for Monkey

There are 256 known Monkey species and they can be divided into two groups, Old world Monkeys that live in Africa and Asia and New world Monkeys that live in South America. A baboon is an Old World Monkey and a Marmoset is a New World Monkey.

is for Narwhal

A narwhal is the unicorn of the sea. It lives in Arctic waters near Greenland, Canada and Russia. It's horn can grow up to eight feet long.

is for Octopus

Octopus are boneless, this explains why it loses it's shape when it comes out of the water. There are around 300 species of Octopus

is for Parrot

There are around 372 different kinds of parrot species.