A is for Alligator, through the swamp, he glides,
in the water he hides.
B is for Beaver, with logs and mud he builds a dam,
making a structure stronger than man can.
C is for Crocodile, master of disguise,
In the murky depths, his prey he spies.
D is for dolphin, sleek in the sea’s embrace,
Among zoo animals, a symbol of grace.
E is for elephant, with a trunk so long,
Its gentle demeanor, a melody in nature’s song.
F is for Flamingo, with legs long and lean,
In flocks they gather, a pink-hued scene.
G is for Gorilla, in the forest it reigns,
with intelligence and power, its dominance remains.
H is for Hippopotatomus, with a hefty frame,
In muddy waters, they play their game.
I is for Iguana, a reptile so grand,
With a flick of its tail, it dashes across the sand.
J is for Jellyfish, dancing with the tide,
Their translucent beauty, impossible to hide.
K is for Koala, with a nose so keen,
In search of eucalyptus, their favorite green.
L is for Lion, strength in its stride,
commanding respect with its majestic pride.
M is for Manatee, in rivers they roam,
With every gentle stroke, they find their home.
N is for Newt, with colors so bold,
A tiny wonder in nature’s fold.
O is for Orangutan, so graceful and wise,
with gentle brown eyes that gleam under skies.
P is for Polar Bear, roaming the ice with flair,
In frigid lands, majestic and rare.
Q is for Quokka, a smiley little creature,
In Australia’s lands, its charm is a feature.
R is for Rhinoceros, a creature so rare,
We must protect it, handle with care.
S is for snake, slithering through the grass,
with scales so sleek, it moves with sass.
T is for Tiger, stealthy and sly,
Amidst the tall grass, they silently lie.
U is for Uakari, with a curious gaze,
Among the foliage, it spends its days.
V is for Vampire Bat, its wings spread wide in flight,
A symbol of mystery in the eerie moonlight.
W is for Walrus, with a thick blubber layer,
It withstands the cold, a true polar player.
X is for X-ray Tetra, in aquaria they gleam,
Like tiny jewels, in a watery dream.
Y is for Yak, with hooves that pound,
Across vast valleys, they’re often found.
Z is for Zebra, with patterns unique,
In the wild, its elegance peaks.
