A is for Ant.
Ants gather food without rest,
working together, they’re the best.
B is for Bear.
Bears lumber through the woods so deep,
before winter comes, they’ll eat and sleep.
C is for Cat.
Cats purring softly, a sign of peace,
in their company, all troubles cease.
D is for Dog.
Dogs wag their tails, happy and bold,
loyal friends, more precious than gold.
E is for Elephant.
Elephants, with their trunks so long,
in the herd, they’re mighty and strong.
F is for Fox.
Foxes, cunning and quick, with eyes so keen,
in the forest, seldom seen.
G is for Giraffe.
Giraffes, with necks reaching high,
eating leaves, touching the sky.
H is for Horse.
Horses run with mane unfurled,
galloping freely, around the world.
I is for Iguana.
Iguanas bask in sunny delight,
on warm rocks, from morning till night.
J is for Jaguar.
Jaguars prowl, so sleek and fast,
in the jungle, they’re unsurpassed.
K is for Kangaroo.
Kangaroo, a sight to see,
hopping around, wild and free.
L is for Lion.
Lions, with their manes so grand,
rule over the savannah land.
M is for Monkey.
Monkeys gather, a noisy troop,
in the forest, they swoop and loop.
N is for Narwhal.
Narwhals glide, with grace and might,
in the polar night, a wondrous sight.
O is for Owl.
Owls hoot in the dead of night,
with eyes so wide, they see without light.
P is for Penguin.
Penguins, together they huddle,
warmth to find, in unity, they’re kind.
Q is for Quokka.
Quokkas smile, with joy so wide,
on Aussie islands, they reside.
R is for Rabbit.
Rabbit, gentle and so shy,
in the grass, it’s hard to spy.
S is for Snake.
Snakes, mysterious and misunderstood,
in nature’s balance, they’re good.
T is for Tiger.
Tiger, spirit of the wild,
in nature’s realm, a precious child.
U is for Urchin.
Urchin, in the sea’s deep blue,
with spiny arms, a hidden view.
V is for Vulture.
Vultures circle in the sky,
on warm currents, they fly high.
W is for Whale.
Whale, giant of the sea,
in its grace, a sight to see.
X is for X-ray fish.
X-ray fish, a marvel of the sea,
in their beauty, we agree.
Y is for Yak.
Yaks, with thick coats, against the chill,
in the snow, they stand still.
Z is for Zebra.
Zebras, in the grasslands, they roam,
in Africa, their home.
