1. Member of the dog family; females are called vixens; mostly nocturnal. Red fox Dingo Coyote Tasmanian Devil

2. Second largest living land animal; name means "river horse"; hairless except for some bristles on the muzzle. Rhinoceros Seal Hippopotamus Walrus

3. Fastest land animal; blunt claws that can only be partially retracted; closely spaced black spots cover most of the body. Leopard Cheetah Jaguar Lynx

4. Small North American ground squirrel; yellowish, brown coat; live together in "towns". Meerkat Lemming Mole Prairie dog

5. Bearlike animal; solitary except for breeding season; symbol of the World Wildlife Fund. Koala Giant Panda Lemur Sloth

6. Marsupial; moves slowly on four feet but can attain high speeds by jumping, or bounding, using only the hind legs; uses tail for balance. Wombat Opossum Kangaroo Platypus

7. Can be found all over the world except Antarctica; hibernate by burying themselves in mud; amphibian. Seal Clownfish Frog Crab

8. Rodent; ratlike appearance; one type of this animal is said to 'fly'. Squirrel Gerbil Mouse Hamster

9. Usually active at night; excellent vision; often used as a symbol of intelligence. Owl Shrew Robin Eagle

10. Member of the deer family; antlers covered in velvet; shed their antlers. Giraffe Moose Sheep Antelope