Mammal, Bird, Amphibian, Reptile, or Fish?

The Platypus is one of the strangest mammals on earth. Among other things, it lays eggs, glows in the dark, and is poisonous.

The Saola is also known as the Asian Unicorn because it is so rare. It is closely related to cows, despite looking more like a deer.

In the wild, these strange little amphibians live only in one lake in Mexico.

Despite having the word "dragon" in its name, this creature closely resembles a seahorse and is a fish.

The Kakapo is a flightless parrot. It is also nocturnal.

The Blue-Tongued Skink is a reptile. It is named for its tongue, which is indeed blue.

Native to New Zealand, this type of Kiwi is a flightless bird, not a fruit.

Tasmanian Devils are the world's largest carnivorous marsupials.

The Thorny Devil has no relation to the Tasmanian Devil. It is a reptile, not a mammal.

The Hellbender is a large salamander that is completely aquatic.

If it was bigger, the Fangtooth would be a very scary fish. However, it is actually rather small and doesn't harm humans.

They look like worms, but Caecilians are actually amphibians.

Slow Worms are limbless lizards and, therefore, are reptiles.

These birds are supposedly quite stinky. They live in the Amazon Rainforest and have the nickname "skunk bird".

The Alligator Gar is a large freshwater fish native to North America. Yes, its long snout is filled with sharp teeth. Despite being a fierce predator in its habitat, it is harmless to humans.

The Tawny Frogmouth is a bird named for the shape of its beak.

These "scaly anteaters" are very shy. Unfortunately, they are highly illegally trafficked and very endangered.

The Gharial resembles a crocodile and feeds on fish.

Homo Sapiens are us, humans. And we are indeed mammals. Congratulations on finishing the quiz. This mammal hopes you enjoyed it.