Amazing Mammals!

Amazing Mammals! is a LeapPad game including the interactive book and cartridge available in Leap 3. It is also available in Leap 2. It is also available in the LeapPad Pro. It is also is in A Collection from the LeapPad Library featuring Bottlenose Dolphin. It teaches science with mammals and other kinds of animals in habitats around the world and where they live.

Mammals

African Lion
African Elephant
Mountain Gorilla
Polar Bear
Bottlenose Dolphin
Timber Wolf
Vampire Bat
Red Kangaroo
Platypus

Animal Kingdom

There are other types of animals that live in the world.

Mammals
Birds
Reptiles
Amphibians
Fishes
Invertebrates
Insects and Arachnids

Habitats

The mammals live around the world with other animals.

Savanna Grassland
Rainforest
Arctic Tundra
Ocean
Mountains
Forest
Desert
Scrubland

Globe

The animals come from around the world and are on the continents and oceans on the globe. The red mark is on a continent or an ocean where different kinds of animals live.

Continents

North America
South America
Australia
Europe
Asia
Africa
Oceania
Antarctica

Oceans

Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Southern Ocean
Arctic Ocean

Other Animals

African Lion

giraffe
zebra
wildebeest
ostrich
hyena
vulture

African Elephant

giraffe
zebra
rhinoceros
ostrich
hyena
beetle
termite

Mountain Gorilla

duiker
hyrax
termite

Polar Bear

walrus
albatross
seal
caribou
killer whale (orca)
Arctic fox

Bottlenose Dolphin

brown pelican
crab
shrimp
squid
tiger shark
starfish
sea horse

Timber Wolf

moose
bear
rabbit
fox
squirrel
owl
deer

Vampire Bat

snake
cow
beetle
owl

Marsupials and Monotremes

Red Kangaroo

sheep
porcupine
dingo
termite

Platypus

koala
lobster

Types of Animals

squirrel
bear
chipmunk
blue whale
porcupine
lion
hedgehog
coyote
possum
dolphin
meerkat
crocodile
otter
raccoon
hyena
jackal
fox
monkey
panda
deer
black leopard
wombat
kangaroo
tiger
cheetah
giraffe
jaguar
hippopotamus
wolf
elephant
chimpanzee
gorilla
snake
eagle
vulture
elk
antelope
camel
owl
ox
alligator
panther
parrot
flamingo
impala
warthog
rhinoceros
blackbuck
beaver
woodpecker
walrus
toad
starfish
shark
reindeer
rat
rabbit
mole
lizard
leopard
koala
jellyfish
hare
frog
crab
bat
bald eagle
badger
arctic wolf
white-tailed deer
warbler
walleye
wallaby
vole
turtle
tree frog
toucan
thrush
tetra fish
tayra
tarantula
tapir
spider monkey
sparrow
skunk
scorpion
salamander
potoroo
poison dart frog
piranha
parakeet
orangutan
okapi
moth
moose
marmoset
mandrill
macaw
lemur
kodkod
kingfisher
jay
iguana
hummingbird
hornbill
hawk
grouse
flying squirrel
finch
electric eel
coconut crab
chameleon
catfish
cassowary
capybara
caiman
butterfly
bull shark
brown skink
brocket deer
bobcat
bass
bandicoot
baboon
bison
red panda
yak
wren
worm
whydah
white-eye
whistler
weasel
viper
vicuna
trogon
tit
tamarin
takin
stick bug
starling
spectacled bear
snow leopard
raven
ptarmigan
newt
markhor
lammergeier
klipspringer
kiang
ibex
hyrax
guinea pig
giant panda
geoffroy’s cat
flowerpecker
falcon
echidna
duiker
drongo
dipper
dhole
degu
crow
crane fly
cougar
cotton rat
cotinga
colugo
coati
clouded leopard
civet
chough
chiru
chinchilla
chamois
caribou
cardinal
caracal
buzzard
bulbul
brown bear
boa
blue sheep
bird
beetle
bee
asian black bear
andean mountain cat
alpine salamander
alpine chough
alpaca
african wild dog
african buffalo
accentor

Mammals Around the World

Mammal	Diet	Habitat	Continent/Ocean
African Lion	Carnivore	Grassland (Savanna)	Africa
African Elephant	Herbivore	Grassland (Savanna) and Rainforest (Congo)	Africa
Mountain Gorilla	Omnivore	Rainforest (Congo)	Africa
Polar Bear	Carnivore	Tundra (Arctic)	North America, Europe, and Asia
Bottlenose Dolphin	Carnivore	Ocean	Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian
Timber Wolf	Carnivore	Forest	North America
Vampire Bat	Insectivore	Forest	North America, South America, Europe, Asia, and Africa
Red Kangaroo	Omnivore	Outback	Australia & Oceania
Platypus	Omnivore	Swamp	Australia & Oceania

Game

A binoculars icon is at the bottom of the page to play a game.

Trivia

Scorpions and spiders aren't insects; they're arachnids (arthropods with four pairs of legs).
Other animals live all over the world.
The globe has red marks where the mammal lived.
Marsupials and monotremes live in Australia.
The Arctic in the North Pole has the polar bear and other animals and Antarctica is the South Pole.
The elephant and the lion are in the savanna in Africa.
"Find it!" is the game with the binoculars.
Mammals and other animals live all over the world.
The animal kingdom page is not interactive.
The red mark is on the globe to where the animal lives.