Animals

Guest fun

5

Experience

100 XP

Lives

Every continent except Antarctica

Eats

Carnivore (mice, eggs, insects)

In the wild

Many kinds, some threatened

Did you know? Snakes smell by flicking their tongues in the air.

🏹 When hungry, it catches: Ferret, Meerkat, White bird, Orange bird, Toucan, Scorpion, Beetle, Tarantula.

Snakes are fascinating creatures, dear friend! Imagine a long, slithery friend with no legs! Snakes move by wiggling and sliding across the ground. Some snakes are big, while others are small. They have special scales on their bodies that feel smooth but help them crawl easily. Snakes also have a special way of eating – they don't use hands or paws, but instead, they open their mouths wide and swallow their food whole! Some snakes even have bright colors and patterns that make them look like a beautiful rainbow. But remember, not all snakes are the same – some are friendly, while others like to be left alone. It's essential to admire them from a safe distance!

Guest fun

5

Experience

100 XP

Lives

Ponds, rivers and oceans around the world

Eats

Varies (plants, bugs, jellyfish)

In the wild

Many kinds, many threatened

Did you know? Turtles have lived on Earth since the time of the dinosaurs.

Turtles are wonderful creatures, little friend! They're like nature's little tanks with a hard shell on their backs that keeps them safe. Turtles move slowly but steadily, and they carry their cozy home, called a shell, wherever they go. The shell is like their special backpack that protects them from harm. Turtles come in different sizes and colors, and some even have special patterns on their shells. When they feel shy or scared, they can hide inside their shells. Turtles are great swimmers too, and they love to munch on tasty veggies. So, if you see a turtle, wave hello and give them a big smile, but remember to let them enjoy their turtle time!

Guest fun

5

Experience

100 XP

Lives

Homes as pets

Eats

Carnivore (meat)

In the wild

Domesticated (lives with people)

Did you know? Ferrets sleep up to 18 hours a day!

Ferrets are fluffy and playful little animals, just like tiny, furry friends! They have long bodies and soft fur, with cute faces and curious eyes. Ferrets love to wiggle around and explore everything. They're expert tunnelers, squeezing into small spaces for fun. These little adventurers are social and enjoy playing with their human friends. Sometimes, they do funny dances when they're excited, making everyone laugh. Ferrets are like living toys, always ready for a playful adventure and lots of cuddles! Just remember to be gentle and share the joy with your adorable, furry ferret buddy!

Guest fun

5

Experience

100 XP

Lives

Deserts of southern Africa

Eats

Insectivore (bugs, plus some small animals)

In the wild

Least Concern

Did you know? Meerkats take turns standing guard to watch for danger while the others eat.

Meerkats are like tiny, furry superheroes in the animal kingdom! These cute creatures live in groups called mobs and stand on their hind legs, keeping a lookout for each other. With pointy ears and a striped coat, meerkats are always ready for action. They dig burrows in the sandy ground and take turns being the lookout for any danger. Meerkats love to play and make funny noises, like little chatterboxes. They're like nature's tiny guardians, working together to keep their meerkat family safe and happy in the wild deserts where they live!

Guest fun

5

Experience

100 XP

Lives

Grasslands of East Africa

Eats

Herbivore (grass)

In the wild

Near Threatened

Did you know? Gazelles leap high into the air when they spot danger. This is called stotting!

Gazelles are like elegant dancers in the wild! These slender and graceful animals have long legs and beautiful, curved horns. They live in open grasslands and can run super fast to escape from predators. Gazelles nibble on grass and leaves, and their big, kind eyes help them stay alert. With a gentle nature, gazelles travel in groups called herds, leaping and bounding together. Their quick movements and soft jumps make them look like they're playing a happy game of tag. Gazelles are like the ballerinas of the savannah, spreading joy with their lively steps!

Guest fun

5

Experience

100 XP

Lives

Every continent on Earth

Eats

Varies (seeds, insects, fish)

In the wild

Many kinds, some threatened

Did you know? Some birds fly thousands of miles every year to spend winter somewhere warm.

Birds are feathered friends that come in all colors and sizes! They have beaks instead of mouths and use their wings to fly high in the sky. Some birds sing beautiful songs, like nature's musicians. Birds build nests in trees or on the ground to keep their eggs safe. They eat seeds, worms, and insects, helping nature stay in balance. From tiny hummingbirds to big eagles, each bird is special and brings joy to the world with their cheerful tweets and flutters. So, whenever you see a bird, wave hello to these lovely sky dancers!

Guest fun

5

Experience

100 XP

Lives

Every continent on Earth

Eats

Varies (seeds, insects, fruit)

In the wild

Many kinds, some threatened

Did you know? Birds are the only animals alive today that have feathers.

Birds are feathered friends that come in all colors and sizes! They have beaks instead of mouths and use their wings to fly high in the sky. Some birds sing beautiful songs, like nature's musicians. Birds build nests in trees or on the ground to keep their eggs safe. They eat seeds, worms, and insects, helping nature stay in balance. From tiny hummingbirds to big eagles, each bird is special and brings joy to the world with their cheerful tweets and flutters. So, whenever you see a bird, wave hello to these lovely sky dancers!

Guest fun

10

Experience

200 XP

Lives

Swamps and rivers of the southeast USA

Eats

Carnivore (fish, birds, small mammals)

In the wild

Least Concern

Did you know? Alligators were close to dying out in the 1960s, but protection laws helped them come back!

🏹 When hungry, it catches: Snake, Turtle, Ferret, Meerkat, Gazelle, White bird, Orange bird, Hyena, Ostrich, Wolf, Monkey, Toucan, Zebra, Komodo dragon, Scorpion, Beetle, Tarantula, Velociraptor.

Alligators are like big, scaly dinosaurs who live in the water. They have strong jaws with lots of sharp teeth and a bumpy, tough skin. Alligators love to swim and bask in the sun near ponds or rivers. They use their powerful tails to move through the water super fast. But be careful, little friend, because alligators are shy and like to be left alone. If you ever see one, it's best to admire them from a safe distance. They're like real-life dragons, but it's important to let them enjoy their watery homes peacefully!

Guest fun

10

Experience

200 XP

Lives

Savannas of Africa

Eats

Carnivore (hunts and scavenges)

In the wild

Least Concern

Did you know? Spotted hyenas live in big groups called clans, led by the females.

🏹 When hungry, it catches: Snake, Turtle, Ferret, Meerkat, Gazelle, White bird, Orange bird, Monkey, Toucan, Scorpion, Beetle, Tarantula.

Hyenas are clever and giggly creatures that live in the wild. With fur in shades of brown and spots, they look like playful friends. Hyenas live in groups called clans and love to laugh with unique sounds that echo through the savannah. They're great hunters, using their sharp teeth and strong jaws to feast on various foods. Hyenas are excellent scavengers, cleaning up the leftovers from other animals. Even though they might seem a bit noisy, these chuckling characters play a vital role in keeping the wild places tidy and balanced with their infectious laughter!

Guest fun

10

Experience

200 XP

Lives

Savannas and deserts of Africa

Eats

Omnivore (mostly plants)

In the wild

Least Concern

Did you know? Ostriches can't fly, but they can run about 40 miles per hour!

Ostriches are tall, feathery friends with long legs and a funny-looking neck! They live in wide-open spaces called savannahs and are the biggest birds in the world. Ostriches are super fast runners, using their strong legs to zoom around like speedy superheroes. They have big eyes and can spot danger from far away. Ostriches don't fly, but their wings help them balance while running. With fluffy feathers and a goofy dance, these gentle giants bring joy to the savannah. Remember, if you ever meet an ostrich, give them a big smile from a safe distance!

Guest fun

10

Experience

200 XP

Lives

Forests, tundra and mountains of the northern world

Eats

Carnivore (deer, elk, moose)

In the wild

Least Concern

Did you know? Wolves live and hunt in family groups called packs.

🏹 When hungry, it catches: Snake, Turtle, Ferret, Meerkat, Gazelle, White bird, Orange bird, Monkey, Toucan, Scorpion, Beetle, Tarantula.

Wolves are like furry, wild friends that live in packs, big families of wolf buddies! They have soft, thick fur and pointy ears. Wolves are excellent runners and love to howl at the moon, singing together in a beautiful chorus. They're great hunters, working as a team to find food. Wolves are caring and playful, with strong bonds in their wolf packs. While they might seem a bit mysterious, these clever creatures teach us about teamwork and family love. Let's admire wolves from a distance, letting them thrive in their wild homes!

Guest fun

15

Experience

300 XP

Lives

Tropical forests of Africa, Asia and the Americas

Eats

Omnivore (fruit, leaves, insects)

In the wild

Many kinds, some endangered

Did you know? Some monkeys can hang from branches by their tails!

Monkeys are lively and fun-loving animals, just like mischievous little friends! They swing and climb in the treetops using their long arms and tails, moving like acrobats. Monkeys have expressive faces with big, curious eyes and love to chatter with each other. Some monkeys are big, while others are small and furry. They eat tasty fruits and leaves and enjoy playing games, like tag and hide-and-seek. Monkeys are like the comedians of the jungle, bringing joy and laughter with their playful antics. If you ever see a monkey, give them a big, friendly wave!

Guest fun

7

Experience

300 XP

Lives

Forests and mountains of North America, Europe and Asia

Eats

Omnivore (berries, roots, fish)

In the wild

Least Concern

Did you know? Brown bears can smell food from miles away, much better than a bloodhound!

🏹 When hungry, it catches: Snake, Turtle, Ferret, Meerkat, Gazelle, White bird, Orange bird, Hyena, Ostrich, Wolf, Monkey, Toucan, Zebra, Komodo dragon, Scorpion, Beetle, Tarantula, Velociraptor.

Bears are cuddly creatures with fur coats that come in different colors like brown, black, or white. They live in forests and mountains, exploring and playing with their bear friends. Bears have strong paws and sharp claws for climbing and digging, but they're also great swimmers. Some bears love eating fish, while others prefer tasty berries. Even though they look big and strong, bears are gentle and caring, especially with their cute cubs. It's important to appreciate bears from a safe distance and let them enjoy their cozy homes in the wild!

Guest fun

7

Experience

300 XP

Lives

Sea ice of the Arctic

Eats

Carnivore (mostly seals)

In the wild

Vulnerable

Did you know? A polar bear's fur looks white, but its skin underneath is black!

🏹 When hungry, it catches: Snake, Turtle, Ferret, Meerkat, Gazelle, White bird, Orange bird, Hyena, Ostrich, Wolf, Monkey, Toucan, Zebra, Komodo dragon, Scorpion, Beetle, Tarantula, Velociraptor.

Polar bears are like snowy superheroes living in the icy Arctic! Their fur is thick and white, helping them blend in with the snow. With giant paws, they're excellent swimmers and hunters. Polar bears love catching fish and seals to eat. These chilly friends have cute black noses and playful personalities, especially when they're with their fluffy cubs. As the world gets warmer, it's crucial to protect their icy homes. So, let's imagine them sliding on ice and enjoying frosty adventures, always working together to keep the Arctic a cool and happy place for polar bears!

Guest fun

20

Experience

500 XP

Lives

Rainforests and woodlands of South America

Eats

Omnivore (mostly fruit)

In the wild

Least Concern

Did you know? A toucan's big beak is light because it is full of tiny air pockets.

Toucans are colorful and amazing birds, like living rainbows in the sky! They have big, bright bills that come in vibrant colors like orange, yellow, and black. With their unique beaks, toucans can reach fruits high in the trees, making them excellent tree-top harvesters. These friendly birds live in tropical forests and love to eat juicy fruits. Toucans are also great fliers, zooming from tree to tree with a swooshing sound. If you ever hear that sound or see a flash of colorful feathers, it might be a toucan saying hello in their own special way!

Guest fun

20

Experience

500 XP

Lives

Rivers and lakes of Africa

Eats

Herbivore (grass)

In the wild

Vulnerable

Did you know? Hippos can't really swim. They walk and bounce along the river bottom!

Hippos are big, round animals that love to swim and splash in rivers and lakes. With their large mouths and tiny ears, they look like chubby water friends. Hippos are excellent swimmers and can hold their breath for a long time underwater. Despite their hefty appearance, they are fast runners on land! Hippos eat lots of plants and spend their days relaxing in the water to stay cool. Even though they might seem sleepy, it's best to admire them from a distance and let these water-loving giants enjoy their peaceful habitats!

Guest fun

15

Experience

500 XP

Lives

Savannas of Africa and one forest in India

Eats

Carnivore (zebras, antelope)

In the wild

Vulnerable

Did you know? A lion's roar can be heard up to 5 miles away!

🏹 When hungry, it catches: Snake, Turtle, Ferret, Meerkat, Gazelle, White bird, Orange bird, Hyena, Ostrich, Wolf, Monkey, Toucan, Zebra, Komodo dragon, Scorpion, Beetle, Tarantula, Velociraptor.

Lions are like kings and queens of the wild, with golden fur and majestic manes. They live in family groups called prides, and their powerful roars can be heard from far away. Lions are excellent hunters, using their sharp claws and teeth to catch prey. While they may look fierce, lions love to play and cuddle with their little lion cubs. They're like big, furry families that teach us about loyalty and bravery. Even though they're wild, it's wonderful to appreciate these regal creatures and the amazing world they call home!

Guest fun

15

Experience

500 XP

Lives

Forests and grasslands of Asia

Eats

Carnivore (deer, wild pigs)

In the wild

Endangered

Did you know? No two tigers have the same stripes, just like fingerprints!

🏹 When hungry, it catches: Snake, Turtle, Ferret, Meerkat, Gazelle, White bird, Orange bird, Hyena, Ostrich, Wolf, Monkey, Toucan, Zebra, Komodo dragon, Scorpion, Beetle, Tarantula, Velociraptor.

Tigers are like orange and black striped superheroes of the jungle! With sharp claws and big, round eyes, they're both strong and graceful. Tigers love to swim and are fantastic hunters, sneaking through the grass to catch their prey. They have soft, fluffy fur and can purr like a big kitty. Tigers live in forests and are quite independent, but they also care about their tiger families. Even though they're wild, it's essential to admire these incredible creatures and help protect their homes so they can keep being the magical tigers they are!

Guest fun

15

Experience

500 XP

Lives

Grasslands and savannas of Africa

Eats

Herbivore (grass)

In the wild

Near Threatened

Did you know? Every zebra has its own stripe pattern, which may help keep biting flies away.

Zebras are like stylish horses with black and white stripes! They live in the grassy savannahs, and their unique patterns make them look like nature's fashionistas. Zebras love to run and play in groups called dazzles, showing off their stunning stripes. These stripey pals nibble on grass and hang out with other savannah animals, like giraffes and elephants. While they might all look similar, each zebra has its own special stripe design. Let's imagine the savannah as a big, joyful runway where zebras trot around, bringing charm and beauty to the wild!

Guest fun

25

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

Rainforests of central Africa

Eats

Herbivore (leaves, fruit, stems)

In the wild

Critically Endangered

Did you know? Gorillas build a fresh nest out of leaves to sleep in every night.

Gorillas are big and strong, like gentle giants of the jungle! With shaggy black fur and powerful arms, they live in family groups called troops. Gorillas are very smart and can use tools like sticks to get yummy treats. They're herbivores, munching on fruits, leaves, and plants. Gorilla dads are protective, and the little ones love to play. They communicate with gentle sounds and expressive faces, showing feelings just like us. Even though they look strong, gorillas are peaceful friends who care for each other in their leafy homes. They're like the superheroes of the rainforest!

Guest fun

25

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

Grasslands and forests of Africa and Asia

Eats

Herbivore (grass, leaves)

In the wild

Black rhino: Critically Endangered

Did you know? A rhino's horn is made of keratin, the same stuff as your fingernails.

Rhinos are like real-life dinosaurs with thick, tough skin and a big horn on their noses. They're enormous and strong, living in grassy plains and forests. Rhinos love to munch on tasty plants and leaves. Their horns help them in many ways, like digging for food or defending themselves. Even though they might seem a bit grumpy, rhinos are gentle giants who just want to enjoy their peaceful habitats. It's important to protect these amazing creatures to keep them safe and ensure they continue roaming happily in the wild, being the fantastic rhinos they are!

Guest fun

25

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

Bamboo forests in the mountains of China

Eats

Herbivore (almost only bamboo)

In the wild

Vulnerable

Did you know? Pandas spend up to 14 hours a day eating bamboo.

Pandas are cuddly, black-and-white bears that love to eat bamboo! With round faces and big, dark eyes, they look like adorable teddy bears. Pandas live in bamboo forests and are excellent climbers. Despite their size, they're quite gentle and playful. Pandas enjoy rolling and tumbling around, showing off their acrobatic skills. While they mainly eat bamboo, they also like to snack on fruits and veggies. These peaceful pandas are endangered, so it's essential to protect their homes and help them thrive, ensuring that these charming, bamboo-munching bears continue to bring joy to the world!

Guest fun

25

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

A few islands in Indonesia

Eats

Carnivore (deer, pigs, other prey)

In the wild

Endangered

Did you know? Komodo dragons are the biggest lizards in the world!

🏹 When hungry, it catches: Snake, Turtle, Ferret, Meerkat, Gazelle, White bird, Orange bird, Monkey, Toucan, Scorpion, Beetle, Tarantula.

Komodo dragons are like real-life dragons, living on islands in Indonesia. They're the biggest lizards globally, with tough, scaly skin and long tails. Komodos are amazing hunters, using their strong legs and sharp claws to catch prey. They have a powerful bite and even carry bacteria in their mouths. These reptile friends might look a bit scary, but they're crucial for keeping their island homes balanced. It's exciting to know about these ancient creatures from a safe distance and appreciate their unique role in the wild!

Guest fun

25

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

Savannas and forests of Africa

Eats

Herbivore (grass, leaves, bark)

In the wild

Endangered

Did you know? An elephant can eat around 300 pounds of food in a single day!

Elephants are magnificent giants with big ears and long trunks! They roam in family groups and love to munch on tasty plants. Elephants are super smart and use their trunks for drinking water, picking up things, and even giving gentle hugs. With strong, wrinkly skin and long tusks, they're like nature's gentle giants. Elephants are caring friends who take good care of each other. It's important to protect these amazing creatures and their homes, so they can keep playing, splashing in water, and enjoying their happy lives in the wild!

Guest fun

25

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

Savannas of Africa

Eats

Herbivore (acacia leaves)

In the wild

Vulnerable

Did you know? A giraffe's tongue can be about 20 inches long!

Giraffes are like gentle giants with long necks and spots, reaching for leaves in the treetops. Their big, friendly eyes and kind faces make them lovely savannah friends. With tall legs, giraffes walk gracefully and can run super fast. Even though they're huge, giraffes are peaceful herbivores, munching on leaves and grass. They live in groups called towers and have unique spot patterns, like beautiful puzzles. Giraffes teach us to stand tall and enjoy the world from a different perspective. Let's imagine them strolling through the savannah, spreading joy with their elegant presence!

Guest fun

25

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

Deserts and forests in warm places

Eats

Carnivore (insects)

In the wild

Many kinds, most are common

Did you know? Scorpions glow blue-green under ultraviolet light!

Scorpions are tiny creatures with pincers and a curvy tail that looks like a little hook! They live in warm places like deserts and hide during the day. Scorpions glow in the dark under ultraviolet light, making them extra cool. While some scorpions have a sharp sting, most are just busy hunters searching for insects to eat. They're like mini adventurers exploring the night world. Even though they may seem a bit spooky, it's essential to let them be, ensuring they continue their nighttime quests without any interruptions!

Guest fun

25

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

Almost everywhere on land

Eats

Varies (leaves, wood, other bugs)

In the wild

Many kinds, most are common

Did you know? About one out of every four kinds of animal on Earth is a beetle!

Beetles are tiny, shiny bugs with hard shells and six little legs. They come in all sorts of colors and patterns, like nature's mini-artists. Beetles scurry around on the ground, exploring leaves and flowers. Some can even fly with their delicate wings! Beetles are helpful garden friends, munching on pests that might harm plants. Though they're small, they play a big role in keeping nature balanced. So, when you see a beetle, say hello to these busy little buddies and appreciate their important job in the bug world!

Guest fun

30

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

Deserts and rainforests in warm places

Eats

Carnivore (insects)

In the wild

Many kinds, some threatened

Did you know? A tarantula can regrow a lost leg the next time it sheds its skin.

Tarantulas are like tiny, fuzzy spiders with eight legs! They have hairy bodies and live in burrows or dark corners. Tarantulas don't spin webs like other spiders; instead, they hunt for insects using their quick legs. While they might seem a bit scary, most tarantulas are shy and prefer to be left alone. Some have vibrant colors, adding a touch of beauty to the arachnid world. It's fascinating to watch them from a safe distance, appreciating their unique features and understanding their important role in keeping the insect population in check!

Guest fun

30

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

Deserts and rainforests in warm places

Eats

Carnivore (insects)

In the wild

Many kinds, some threatened

Did you know? Tarantulas sense the world through the tiny hairs that cover their bodies.

Tarantulas are like tiny, fuzzy spiders with eight legs! They have hairy bodies and live in burrows or dark corners. Tarantulas don't spin webs like other spiders; instead, they hunt for insects using their quick legs. While they might seem a bit scary, most tarantulas are shy and prefer to be left alone. Some have vibrant colors, adding a touch of beauty to the arachnid world. It's fascinating to watch them from a safe distance, appreciating their unique features and understanding their important role in keeping the insect population in check!

Guest fun

35

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

Forests of North America, in stories

Eats

Nobody knows!

In the wild

Legendary (not a real animal)

Did you know? Bigfoot is a legend. Scientists have never found proof that it is real.

Bigfoot is a mysterious creature some people believe in. It's said to be a giant, furry friend living in the woods with big feet, making it hard to spot. While there's no real proof, many love imagining Bigfoot as a shy, gentle giant who roams the forests. People enjoy telling stories and searching for clues, like large footprints. Whether real or a friendly tale, Bigfoot adds a sprinkle of magic to the wonders of nature, encouraging curiosity and a sense of adventure in our imaginations!

Guest fun

35

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

Loch Ness in Scotland, in stories

Eats

Nobody knows!

In the wild

Legendary (not a real animal)

Did you know? People have searched Loch Ness with sonar, but nobody has found Nessie.

🏹 When hungry, it catches: Snake, Turtle, Ferret, Meerkat, Gazelle, White bird, Orange bird, Alligator, Hyena, Ostrich, Wolf, Monkey, Bear, Polar bear, Toucan, Lion, Tiger, Zebra, Gorilla, Panda, Komodo dragon, Scorpion, Beetle, Tarantula, Bigfoot, Velociraptor.

The Loch Ness Monster is a make-believe creature, like a friendly water dragon in stories! It's said to live in a deep, mysterious lake called Loch Ness in Scotland. People imagine Nessie has a long neck and a hump, swimming quietly through the water. While no one has really seen Nessie, it adds a sprinkle of magic to the lake tales. So, when you hear about the Loch Ness Monster, think of it as a playful friend who brings excitement and wonder to the stories we share about fantastic creatures!

Guest fun

50

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

North America, about 67 million years ago

Eats

Carnivore (other dinosaurs)

In the wild

Extinct

Did you know? T. rex teeth could be as long as a banana!

🏹 When hungry, it catches: Snake, Turtle, Ferret, Meerkat, Gazelle, White bird, Orange bird, Alligator, Hyena, Ostrich, Wolf, Monkey, Bear, Polar bear, Toucan, Hippo, Lion, Tiger, Zebra, Gorilla, Rhino, Panda, Komodo dragon, Elephant, Giraffe, Scorpion, Beetle, Tarantula, Bigfoot, Loch Ness Monster, Stegosaurus, Velociraptor.

Tyrannosaurus rex, or T-Rex, is a giant dinosaur from long ago, like a real-life dragon! With short arms and a big mouth full of sharp teeth, T-Rex is both mighty and a bit funny-looking. They walked on two legs and had a massive tail for balance. T-Rex was the "king" of the dinosaurs, and while they might seem a little scary, they were just a part of Earth's exciting history. Nowadays, we can learn about them in books and imagine their roars echoing through ancient jungles, making the past come alive in our minds!

Guest fun

50

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

Rivers of North Africa, about 95 million years ago

Eats

Carnivore (mostly fish)

In the wild

Extinct

Did you know? Spinosaurus was even longer than Tyrannosaurus rex!

🏹 When hungry, it catches: Snake, Turtle, Ferret, Meerkat, Gazelle, White bird, Orange bird, Alligator, Hyena, Ostrich, Wolf, Monkey, Bear, Polar bear, Toucan, Hippo, Lion, Tiger, Zebra, Gorilla, Rhino, Panda, Komodo dragon, Elephant, Giraffe, Scorpion, Beetle, Tarantula, Bigfoot, Loch Ness Monster, Stegosaurus, Velociraptor.

Spinosaurus is a cool dinosaur that lived a long time ago, like a real-life river explorer! It had a long snout and a sail-like fin on its back, making it look unique. Spinosaurus loved swimming and fishing in ancient rivers, using its sharp teeth to catch big fish. This dino was enormous and walked on two legs, just like a giant superhero. Even though we can't see Spinosaurus today, we can use our imaginations to picture them splashing around and exploring the prehistoric world, adding a splash of adventure to Earth's history!

Guest fun

50

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

Movies and comic books

Eats

Nobody knows!

In the wild

Legendary (not a real animal)

Did you know? Godzilla first stomped onto movie screens in Japan in 1954.

🏹 When hungry, it catches: Snake, Turtle, Ferret, Meerkat, Gazelle, White bird, Orange bird, Alligator, Hyena, Ostrich, Wolf, Monkey, Bear, Polar bear, Toucan, Hippo, Lion, Tiger, Zebra, Gorilla, Rhino, Panda, Komodo dragon, Elephant, Giraffe, Scorpion, Beetle, Tarantula, Bigfoot, Loch Ness Monster, Stegosaurus, Velociraptor.

Godzilla is a make-believe monster, like a friendly dragon in movies! It's enormous and has tough, scaly skin. With big feet and a loud roar, Godzilla loves to stomp through cities. While it might seem a little scary, Godzilla protects Earth from other pretend monsters. In stories and movies, people cheer for Godzilla because it's a hero, just like superheroes in your favorite bedtime tales. So, when you see Godzilla on TV, remember it's all for fun, and imagine exciting adventures where Godzilla saves the day and makes the world a safer place!

Guest fun

50

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

North America, about 150 million years ago

Eats

Herbivore (treetop leaves)

In the wild

Extinct

Did you know? Brachiosaurus held its head up high like a giraffe to reach the tallest trees.

Brachiosaurus is an amazing dinosaur with a long neck and big body, like a towering gentle giant from long ago! They lived in a time when dinosaurs roamed the Earth. Brachiosaurus used its long neck to reach high tree branches for tasty leaves. Walking on four sturdy legs, it was one of the largest dinosaurs. Even though we can't see Brachiosaurus now, we can imagine them peacefully munching on leaves and enjoying sunny days in the ancient world, making our dino stories full of wonder and excitement!

Guest fun

50

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

North America and Europe, about 150 million years ago

Eats

Herbivore (low plants)

In the wild

Extinct

Did you know? Stegosaurus was as big as a bus, but its brain was only about the size of a lime.

Stegosaurus is an amazing dinosaur, like a spiky and friendly superhero from the past! It had big plates on its back and spikes on its tail, making it look special. Stegosaurus liked to eat plants and walked on four sturdy legs. Even though it might seem a bit spiky, Stegosaurus was a gentle herbivore, peacefully munching on leaves. In our imaginations, we can picture Stegosaurus strolling through ancient landscapes, sharing smiles with other dinosaurs and adding a touch of excitement to the incredible world of pretend and play!

Guest fun

50

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

Skull Island, in movies

Eats

Nobody knows!

In the wild

Legendary (not a real animal)

Did you know? King Kong first climbed the Empire State Building in a 1933 movie.

🏹 When hungry, it catches: Snake, Turtle, Ferret, Meerkat, Gazelle, White bird, Orange bird, Alligator, Hyena, Ostrich, Wolf, Monkey, Bear, Polar bear, Toucan, Hippo, Lion, Tiger, Zebra, Gorilla, Rhino, Panda, Komodo dragon, Elephant, Giraffe, Scorpion, Beetle, Tarantula, Bigfoot, Loch Ness Monster, Stegosaurus, Velociraptor.

King Kong is a make-believe giant gorilla, like a friendly giant in exciting movies! He's huge, strong, and lives on a mysterious island. King Kong loves climbing tall buildings and roaring like a big, playful friend. Even though he might seem a bit scary, people in the stories help him and care about him. When you see King Kong on TV or in pictures, remember it's all for fun, and imagine a world where he's part of exciting adventures, showing us that even big creatures can have big hearts!

Guest fun

50

Experience

1,000 XP

Lives

Deserts of Mongolia, about 73 million years ago

Eats

Carnivore (small animals)

In the wild

Extinct

Did you know? Real velociraptors had feathers and were about the size of a turkey!

🏹 When hungry, it catches: Snake, Turtle, Ferret, Meerkat, Gazelle, White bird, Orange bird, Monkey, Toucan, Scorpion, Beetle, Tarantula.

Velociraptor is an amazing dinosaur, like a speedy and clever friend from the past! It was small with feathers and a long tail, making it look unique. Velociraptor lived in a time when dinosaurs roamed the Earth. Even though it might seem a little bit feathery and sharp-toothed, Velociraptor was a fast and intelligent hunter. In our imaginations, we can picture Velociraptor exploring ancient landscapes, running with its dino buddies, and adding a touch of excitement to the fantastic world of pretend and play!