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Which Fierce Animal Am I?
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I have legs but rarely walk. I bite many but never talk. I search for places that can hide me, Because those that feed me also hate me. What am I?
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Please Lend Me a Buck!
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What animal can lend you a buck?
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The Cat and the Window
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A cat can jump up to 6 and a half meters. There is a window 3 feet away from the floor, but the feline canโ€™t jump through it. Why?
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An Embarrassed Fish
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Why did the fish blush?
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Shaving a Looney Sheep
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What happens when you're shaving a looney sheep?
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He Who Buries Treasures
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I stash treasures in the ground, And dig them out in winter. You can find me in a tree, Nibbling on my nutty dinner. What am I?
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A Strange Creature
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I have a duck's bill, a beaver's tail, webbed feet, and I lay eggs. What am I?
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Chased by a Tiger
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What steps must you take when you notice a tiger running toward you?
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The Leopard's Plight
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Why is it so difficult for the leopard to hide?
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A Lethal Sting
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I have no arms and legs. I crawl on my belly, and I have a lethal sting. When I go to sleep, I curl into a ring but I leave my eyes open wide. What am I?
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I Speak Sign Language
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My arms are longer than my legs, and I can be taught sign language to communicate with humans. What am I?
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Growing Down
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I grow down as I grow up. What am I?
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The Cat That Crossed a River
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A boy stood on one side of a river, and his cat was on the other side. When the boy called his cat, it crosses the river right away. Moreover, the cat's fur remained completely dry, and it didn't use a boat, bridge, or any other manmade vessel or structure to cross the bridge. How did the cat do it?
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Can You Guess the Wild Animal?
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What king do you make if you take the head of a llama, the middle of a pig, the back of a buffalo, and the tail of a stallion?
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Never Owned But Often Loved
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Sneaky as a shadow in the dead of night, Cunning but affectionate if given a bite. Never owned but often loved. What am I?
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Which Secret Animal Is It?
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I'm grey, but I'm no wolf, I have long ears, but I'm not a rabbit, I have hooves, but I'm not a cow. What am I?
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Which Pet Am I?
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I'm a pet with cute ears, four legs, and a tail at the end. You surely heard me barking. I'm known as man's best friend. What am I?
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Which Night Creature Am I?
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Throughout the day I rest and sleep. At night, I fly and hunt. I have no feathers on my wings, Nor do I chirp or grunt. What am I?
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I Am What I Eat
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I am named after the animal I eat. What am I?
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Small But Mighty
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I may be small, but I can climb a tower. What am I?
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Guess the Animal!
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Iโ€™m not a superhero, but I have a cape. I have a comb, but I don't use it on my hair, and I am famously territorial. What am I?
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Bear Attack
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Imagine the following: you are walking through the woods and a huge bear is going to attack you. You are running for your dear life, but he is getting closer and closer... How can you escape from the bear?
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The Taxi and the Aardvark
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What did the aardvark ask the taxi driver?
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Which Domestic Animal Am I?
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My first letter is in cloud, but never in sky. The second is in roll but not in lie, My third letter is in water but not in trees. My whole makes you milk, kefir, and cheese. What am I?
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