THE PEEKAWILD ANIMAL GUIDE
A world of little
discoveries.
Meet the 110 kinds of animals in Peekawild, a free animal discovery game for young children and families. Explore their 24 in-game habitats, from the farm to the open ocean.
In the game, drag to explore and tap an animal to see its picture, hear its name, and read a short habitat fact.
A name to discover in 6 languages
Animal names are narrated in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, French, Japanese, and Korean. Choose a language inside the game. This guide is in English.
Farm
People care for farm animals and grow plants for food.
Habitat fact reference: USDA National Agricultural Library
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Horse
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Cow
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Sheep
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Goat
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Pig
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Dog
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Cat
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Donkey
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Chicken
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Rooster
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Mouse
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Guinea pig
Field
Meadow flowers feed visiting bees and butterflies.
Habitat fact reference: National Park Service
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Rabbit
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Bee
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Butterfly
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Ladybug
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Snail
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Caterpillar
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Ant
Forest
A forest gives animals food and shelter among its trees.
Habitat fact reference: NASA
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Deer
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Bear
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Fox
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Squirrel
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Hedgehog
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Raccoon
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Bird
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Owl
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Snake
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Bat
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Spider
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Worm
Lake
Lakes collect water, and rivers can flow into and out of them.
Habitat fact reference: U.S. Geological Survey
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Turtle
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Duck
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Goose
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Swan
River
River water flows downhill toward a lake, another river, or the sea.
Habitat fact reference: U.S. Geological Survey
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Otter
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Beaver
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Frog
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Eagle
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Platypus
Grassland
A savanna has lots of grass, scattered trees, and wet and dry seasons.
Habitat fact reference: NASA
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Elephant
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Lion
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Giraffe
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Zebra
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Rhinoceros
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Cheetah
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Hyena
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Ostrich
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Gazelle
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Warthog
Jungle
Tropical rainforests are warm and rainy, with many layers of plants.
Habitat fact reference: NASA
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Tiger
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Monkey
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Gorilla
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Parrot
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Peacock
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Lemur
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Sloth
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Tapir
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Anteater
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Toucan
Bamboo Forest
Giant pandas eat mostly bamboo in their mountain forest homes.
Habitat fact reference: San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance
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Panda
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Red panda
Gum Trees
Koalas live in Australian woodlands and eat eucalyptus leaves.
Habitat fact reference: San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance
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Kangaroo
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Koala
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Wombat
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Emu
Desert
Deserts get very little rain, and some deserts are cold.
Habitat fact reference: NASA
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Camel
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Hamster
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Meerkat
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Tortoise
Mountains
As you climb a mountain, the air usually gets colder.
Habitat fact reference: National Park Service
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Llama
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Alpaca
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Ibex
Wetland
Wetlands have ground that stays wet for all or part of the year.
Habitat fact reference: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Hippopotamus
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Flamingo
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Dragonfly
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Capybara
Reef
Tiny coral animals build reefs that shelter many sea creatures.
Habitat fact reference: NOAA Ocean Service
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Fish
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Shark
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Octopus
Ocean
Ocean water is salty, and sunlight reaches only its upper layers.
Habitat fact reference: NOAA Ocean Service
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Dolphin
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Whale
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Manta ray
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Jellyfish
Beach
Tides cover and uncover parts of the shore each day.
Habitat fact reference: NOAA Ocean Service
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Crab
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Seal
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Pelican
Island
King penguins raise their chicks on islands in the cold southern seas.
Habitat fact reference: British Antarctic Survey
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Penguin
Pine Forest
Many trees here have needles and keep them through winter.
Habitat fact reference: Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
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Moose
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Lynx
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Wolf
Alpine Tundra
High above the trees, cold winds keep the plants small.
Habitat fact reference: National Park Service
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Marmot
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Yak
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Snow leopard
Arctic Coast
Walruses rest on sea ice and cold shores beside the sea.
Habitat fact reference: Alaska Department of Fish and Game
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Polar bear
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Arctic fox
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Walrus
Prairie
A prairie is a wide grassland with very few trees.
Habitat fact reference: National Park Service
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Prairie dog
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Badger
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Bison
Shrubland
Low bushes and scattered trees grow in this dry landscape.
Habitat fact reference: Animal Diversity Web
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Roadrunner
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Chameleon
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Gecko
Mangrove Forest
Mangrove trees grow on warm coasts, where their roots shelter young sea animals.
Habitat fact reference: Smithsonian Ocean
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Iguana
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Crocodile
Kelp Forest
Kelp is a large seaweed that makes an underwater forest.
Habitat fact reference: NOAA Fisheries
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Sea otter
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Sea urchin
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Starfish
Seagrass Meadow
Seagrasses are flowering plants that grow under shallow seawater.
Habitat fact reference: NOAA National Marine Sanctuaries
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Dugong
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Seahorse
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