Its hair is not white, it’s colourless. The hair reflects the light, making the animal appear white.
Polar bear
It has seven bones in its neck, which is the same as a human has, but they are much larger.
Giraffe
The pattern of wrinkles on this animal nose is unique to each one and is known as a ‘nose print’.
Gorilla
Its tongue is at least as long as its body, but it can grab prey in a fraction of a second.
Chameleon
It can run at speeds of around 31km per hour, but its key skill is endurance.
Husky
Its eyes are at least four times sharper than a human’s.
Eagle
If you divide this animal into five parts, five new animals will appear.
Starfish
It can see in the dark six times better than a human.
Jaguar
While they grow, its antlers have a velvety covering. The ‘velvet’ is shed and rubbed away when the antlers are fully grown.
Reindeer
This animal, from the Galápagos Islands, can weigh up to 250kg – the same as a brown bear!
Giant tortoise
They sometimes hold hands while floating on their backs. Hand-holding keeps them from drifting away from each other while they sleep.
Otter
It has the loudest roar of all the big cats. It can be heard as far as 5km away.
Lion
This animal can stay underwater for up to 27 minutes and dive as far as 500m deep.
Penguin (Emperor penguin)
This animal and human beings share 98.8% of DNA.
Chimpanzee
When they find a source of water, they will drink as much as 50 litres. They will even drink salty water, unlike other mammals.
Camel
It is the only mammal capable of flight
Bat
