In this big cat species, the males are known to have big, thick manes.

These big bears inhabit the Arctic seas and coastlines, using ice to hunt and protect themselves.

As a marsupial, these animals with strong hind legs carry their young in a pouch.

The largest member of the deer family, these antlered animals can stand up to 7.7 feet tall.

This endangered cat lives in east Russia and in zoos across the world. At the Toronto Zoo, Mazy just had three cubs!

Found in many parts of Africa, this is the world's fastest land animal.

As very social animals, they live in packs and howl to communicate with each other.

This burrowing marsupials' pouch is backwards to allow them to dig while protecting their young.

These large birds have characteristic yellow eyes and feet, and their wingspan can be as big as 2.4 metres.

This type of leopard is a solitary animal, living in cold mountain areas. They can even jump up to 15 metres across.