4th October - ABC Animal Challenge - World Animal Day🌍🐾

Mary_Scope
Mary_Scope Posts: 5,612 Scope Online Community Children and Family Specialists
edited October 2025 in Games den

Today is World Animal Day so I thought we could play a fun new game all about animals because who doesn't love animals?😄

We’re going from A to Z so one animal for each letter of the alphabet.

How It Works:

  • Start with the next letter in the alphabet.
  • Comment with an animal that starts with that letter.
  • Bonus points if you have a fun fact or a cute photo of your animal

I’ll start…

Armadillo!
(They are the only mammals that have a body covered in a hard shell)

What will B be?

A very high quality photo of a real life armadillo

Comments

  • Albus_Alumni
    Albus_Alumni Posts: 11,373 Championing

    Baboon!

    No bonus points for me, it's far too early for fun facts. 😆

  • Mary_Scope
    Mary_Scope Posts: 5,612 Scope Online Community Children and Family Specialists

    Chimpanzee!

    A fun fact about that them is that they are one of the few animals that can recognise themselves in the mirror😄

  • Mary_Scope
    Mary_Scope Posts: 5,612 Scope Online Community Children and Family Specialists

    Wow that sounds amazing @Santosha12!!!And for such a good cause too,how did you learn to do that?

  • Rachel_Scope
    Rachel_Scope Posts: 4,670 Online Community Team

    Emu - they can't walk backwards!

  • Albus_Alumni
    Albus_Alumni Posts: 11,373 Championing

    Immortal Jellyfish.

    Though biologically immortal, they usually end up dying to disease or predation.

    Immortal jellyfish
  • Mary_Scope
    Mary_Scope Posts: 5,612 Scope Online Community Children and Family Specialists

    Jackal!!!

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  • sj2025
    sj2025 Posts: 698 Contributor

    Koala

    blob:https://forum.scope.org.uk/214f8ec4-3b98-4c54-ba29-667621c82eb8 There was an error displaying this embed.  KOALAS DON’T HAVE TO DRINK (MUCH) WATER

    Their name comes from the Dharug Aboriginal word and means “no drink." And in fact, Koalas don’t need to drink very much water because most of their hydration needs are satisfied by their dietary staple, eucalyptus leaves. They can and do drink from creeks and water holes if necessary, but if you see a koala drinking, it’s probably in distress.

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