1. Ni hao ma! People always describe me as cute and roly-poly, which suits me fine. My black and white fur usually gets me recognized, as does the bamboo I love to consume. Because my friends and I are Chinese, we usually have names like Mei Mei and Hua Sheng. What mammal am I? Raccoon Panda Coyote Sloth

2. Hello mate! You may recognize me from my propped up ears, long tail and very large feet. I have been known to leap great distances and I carry my joeys in a pouch. What mammal am I? Tasmanian devil Kangaroo Koala Platypus

3. Hola! There are several sub-species in our family. We are long, slender creatures, and some of us have long, bushy tails. We are very good climbers and have sharp claws. Despite our name, some of our sub-species have the delicious termite as their main source of food. What mammal am I? Armadillo Anteater Aardvark Antelope

4. Well, hello there. I am a very furry plant-eating animal that comes in both two-toed and three-toed varieties. I like to climb in trees, and am known for moving very slowly. What mammal am I? Panda Porcupine Sloth Monkey

5. Howl! My scientific name is 'Canis latrans', which means 'barking dog'. I am well-known throughout North America for the howling sound I make. Sometimes I live in groups, mostly in pairs of two. What mammal am I? Coyote Fox Ferret Wolverine

6. Quiet, I'm hunting! Some people call me a 'big cat', but unlike the other big cats, I cannot roar. I am the fastest animal on land, able to run at speeds of up to 70 mph (110 km/h). My body is thin and covered with beautiful black spots. What mammal am I? Jackal Ocelot Jaguar Cheetah

7. I-i-it's goo-oo-ood to mee-ee-eet you! I am a distant relative of the sheep, with both domesticated and wild varieties. Males of my species are called bucks or billies, while females are called does or nannies. Our childen are called kids, just like people! What mammal am I? Antelope Goat Pig Deer

8. Ahoy there! Instead of hands and feet, I have flippers. Some of my kind are rather large, such as the elephant and leopard varieties, but many more of us are medium-sized mammals, for example the bearded and fur varieties. What mammal am I? Whale Walrus Seal Dolphin

9. Hello, eh? I can be quite a ferocious creature, even though I am only part of the weasel family. I'm also called a glutton, because of my eating habits. I live mostly in cold climates, such as in Canada and the northern United States. What mammal am I? Badger Wolverine Beaver Otter

10. Halo! I am one of the closest relatives to human beings. I have beautiful reddish hair and lengthy arms. Native to Indonesia and Malaysia, my habitat has been threatened in recent decades. What mammal am I? Chimpanzee Bonobo Mountain gorilla Orangutan