Animals of the World
All 76 animals from 10 regions around the world, grouped by region. See where each one lives, what it eats, how big it grows, and the surprising facts behind it.
Africa
A wild continent of vast savannas, thick jungles, and endless deserts. It's the biggest wildlife haven on Earth, where giant animals like lions and elephants live together in groups.
Asia
The largest continent in the world, with every kind of habitat from the snowy Himalayas to hot, steamy rainforests. It's home to rare and mysterious animals like tigers and pandas.
Tiger
Giant Panda
Orangutan
Snow Leopard
Komodo Dragon
Red Panda
Peacock
King Cobra
Proboscis Monkey
North America
A continent of wide prairies, deep forests, and cold tundra. Strong, proud animals like grizzly bears and bison roam free here.
South America
Home to the Amazon rainforest, known as the lungs of the Earth. It's full of mysterious, colorful creatures like sloths and jaguars.
Europe
A continent of mild forests and the towering Alps. It's home to animals like brown bears and lynxes that live quietly deep in the woods.
Brown Bear
Eurasian Lynx
Reindeer
European Bison
White Stork
Hedgehog
Red Fox
Wild Boar
European Badger
European Rabbit
Oceania
A land cut off from other continents for so long that its animals evolved in their own unique ways. More pouched marsupials, like kangaroos and koalas, live here than anywhere else in the world.
Polar Regions
The icy ends of the Earth, covered in snow and ice all year round. Tough animals like polar bears and penguins live here and easily handle the bitter cold.
Ocean
The vast ocean covers 70% of the Earth's surface. It's a blue world full of life, from giants like the blue whale to mysterious creatures like the octopus.
Desert
A land of extremes that's scorching by day and cold at night. There's almost no water, yet tough animals like camels and fennec foxes survive here in special ways.
Madagascar
Cut off from the rest of the world for more than 60 million years, this big island is home to animals found nowhere else on Earth. Mysterious creatures like lemurs and chameleons tell its one-of-a-kind story.
