Animal Riddles with Answers
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Animal Riddles list
- A blackbird similar to, but much bigger than a crow
- A close relative of ketchup that people often spread on their dog.
- A colourful bird that talks
- A dark-colored creature serenaded by Lennon and McCartney.
- A horrid monster hides from the day, with many legs and many eyes. With silver chains it catches prey. And eats it all before it dies. Yet in every cottage does it stay. And every castle beneath the sky.
- A house has 4 walls. All of the walls are facing south, and a bear is circling the house. What color is the bear?
- A huge mythical animal said to resemble a whale.
- A king without a crown
- A man walks out of a house that has four walls all facing north. A bird walks past him. What is it?
- A mysterious, fantastic creature, It has one defining feature, And for humans at their worst, In their eyes it's just a horse
- A nutcracker up in a tree
- A pony trots his way through the world on these.
- A prickly house a little host contains; The pointed weapons keep back from pains, So he, unarmed, safe in his fort remains.
- A spent round or a slimy critter.
- A stellar five-limbed sea creature.
- A warrior among the flowers, he bears a thrusting sword. He uses it whenever he must, to defend his golden hoard.
- A warrior amongs the flowers, He bears a thrusting sword. Able and ready to use, To guard his golden hoard.
- A white horned symbol of purity and grace.
- According to kids' entertainment, these reptiles are gifted at martial arts and surfer-dude slang
- According to the ads, this is the favorite beverage of friendly polar bears.
- Attracted by light but flies at night. It's wind and hairy but not too scary. What is it?
- Black and scary, small and hairy. In the night you hear it preach, Through its noisy high pitched screech.
- Bumpy form of transportation in desert cultures.
- Creeping on its belly, curled into a ring. Eyes forever open, beware its lethal sting
- Cute hares that hop and deliver eggs at Easter are called by this nickname
- Dark, feathery, and popular in Baltimore and fantasy books.
- Disgusting creatures that would survive a nuclear strike.
- Edible beach crawler served at seafood restaurants, similar to a lobster, but quite different.
- Even if my life is taken eight still remain.
- Face with a tree, skin like the sea. A great beast I am. Yet vermin frightens me.
- For our ambrosia we were blessed, By Jupiter, with a sting of death. Though our might, to some is jest, We have quelled the dragon's breath. Who are we?
- From that which comes within itself, It builds its table on my shelf.
- Gown but not a priest; crown but not a king.
- He calls in the morning, the day to renew, if his owner gets hungry, he'll be turned to stew. What is he?
- He is not the skinniest of felines.
- He's big, old and fluffy, And looking rather scruffy. He always needs a shave. It's best to just avoid him, And leave him in his cave
- hey are producers of pies and burgers and are great for tipping.
- Holding two swords and eight spears. Dressed in a cow-leather tunic. He peeks through a hole in the door.
- How a big, hibernating mammal would show affection.
- I am an animal named after the animal that I eat.
- I am white and I am black. I am fast and I am not fat. I confuse many people with my style. Who am I?
- I am wingless but airborne, and when I meet your gaze tears will fall from your eyes. What am I?
- I climb trees but I’m not a cat I hibernate but I’m not a bear I eat nuts but I’m not a bird I’m a type of rodent but I’m not a rat I have a bushy tail but I’m not a fox
- I come in many colors, some are blue and white. While some people annoy me, I am not much for the fight. I live where people rarely tread, but you will find me close to bed. What am I?
- I have a tail. I can fly. I'm covered in colorful feathers. I can whistle and I can talk
- I have eight to spare and am covered with hair.
- I have legs but seldom walk; I backbite many but never talk; I seek places that can hide me because those that feed me cannot abide me
- I'm a lion with a human head. Guess my Riddle or you'll be dead.
- I'm a red creature from the sea with large claws, or pincers, and I'm often boiled and served as an expensive dish at seafood restaurants.
- I'm carried by mad animals. What am I?
- If a dog were filling out a resume, he might list his mastery of this game under "skills."
- If a man would carry my burden he would break his back I am not rich But leave silver in my track
- If this animal is killed off, all of it's species destroyed; it becomes extinct, in a year, the species will be back. What animal is it?
- In all the world, none can compare, to this tiny weaver, his deadly cloth so silky and fair.
- In the fields a frightful thing. Watch it and you will find, it has a pitchfork in the front, and a broom back behind.
- It can be in a hat, Or out of the bag. If you see it you'll be smitten, 'Cause it's fluffy like a mitten.
- It can be white or blue or black, Humped or have a horn. And when it talks it sings its menuets, as it's travelling the depths.
- It has 8 arms and lots of ink but can't write a word.
- It has plenty of backbone but doesn't have a let. It peels like an orange but it comes from an egg.
- It is a big and bulky mammal, And has a trunk just like a tree. Will store water in its nose, Which is long and like a hose.
- It is a cat but not a kitty, You'll never catch on in a city. Its fangs are huge and so its claws, A death machine with paws and jaws. In its own way a royal fellow, Striped with black and clothed in yellow
- It is an insect, and the first part of its name is the name of another insect. What is it?
- It is probably the most laid-back member of the animal kingdom.
- It rows quickly with four oars but never comes out from under his own roof. What is it?
- It's black and every time it speaks it says its name.
- It's small but larger than a bee, And agile as a flea. It humms but does not buzz, And it's not covered with fuzz. It is a small collector, Of juicy flower nectar.
- It's voice is like a burp, Will swallow with a slurp, You'll never hear it chirp. Kiss it with a wince, Might turn into a prince
- John Lennon sang about being this toothy creature.
- Known as a great deceiver, It is evil's incarnation, Once used for veneration, The root of all procreation. All you can do is shiver, When it begins to slither.
- Known for their natural tuxedos and marching.
- Long slim and slender. Dark as homemade thunder. Keen eyes and peaked nose. Scares the Devil wherever it goes.
- Looks like a hippo crossed with a unicorn.
- Microparasite expert at sucking the blood of mammals and birds
- My first is in ocean but never in sea. My second's in wasp but never in bee. My third is in glider and also in flight. My whole is a creature that comes out at night.
- My first is in window but not in pane. My second's in road but not in lane. My third is in oval but not in round. My fourth is in hearing but not in sound. My whole is known as a sign of peace. And from Noah's ark won quick release.
- My first is twice in apple but not once in tart. My second is in liver but not in heart. My third is in giant and also in ghost. Whole I'm best when I am toast.
- Often cooked as fillet, this meat comes from an animal that swims underwater.
- Oh how I love my dancing feet! They stay together - oh so neat. And when I want to walk a line, They all stay together and do double time. I count them up, ten times or more, And race on-off, across the floor.
- Old Grandpa Diddle Daddle jumped in the mud puddle, green cap and yellow shoes. Guess all your loftiness and you can't guess these news.
- People take me on walks and I run and have fun. What am I?
- Slithery critters with a taste for dirt.
- Small edible creature from the sea that is often served at restaurants.
- Stealthy as a shadow in the dead of night, cunning but affectionate if given a bite. Never owned but often loved. At my sport considered cruel, but that's because you never know me at all.
- Tall when seated, short when standing.
- The alphabet goes from A to Z. What goes from Z to A?
- The fans of the pied piper's smooth sound who are feared by elephants
- The homes of tiny creatures that collect in corners if you aren't vigilant about dusting.
- The ninja turtles call this place home, as do mythical alligators.
- The ones in the sea are prickly, but the ones on the street might pickpocket you.
- The signature stroll of ducks and penguins.
- The strangest creature you'll ever find: Two eyes in front and many many more behind.
- The strangest creature you'll ever find: Two eyes in front and many more behind.
- These animals hang out in the mist.
- They are producers of pies and burgers and are great for tipping.
- They can swim but they’re not fish, they are slow but they are not turtles, they live and hang from tree but they’re not monkeys. What are they?
- They don't forget.
- They swim around in schools or pods and they are related to whales
- They're actually great swimmers now, but later they will become excellent hoppers.
- This noble creature has the embarrassing inability to get up once it's been flipped onto its back.
- This small creature kills even the largest one.
- Those with eyes bigger than their stomach will definitely leave the restaurant with one of them. It is named after a house pet as well.
- Though desert men once called me God, today men call me mad. For I wag my tail when I am angry. And growl when I am glad.
- Though it be cold, I wear no clothes, the frost and snow I never fear; I value neither shoes nor hose, And yet I wander far and near: My diet is forever good, I drink no cider, port, nor sack, what Providence doth send for food, I neither buy, nor sell, nor lack.
- Though it is not an ox, it has horns; Though it is not a donkey, it has packed-saddle; And wherever it goes it leaves silver behind.
- Tiny creatures that have a special relationship with flowers.
- To you, rude would I never be, Though I flag my tongue for all to see.
- We dwell in cottages of straw, and labor much for little gains; sweet food from us our masters draw, and then with death reward our pains.
- What always goes to bed with its shoes on?
- What animal always goes to sleep with his shoes on?
- What animal dwells in water and best known for its work ethic?
- What animal has feet on the head?
- What animal has no wings, but yet will fly?
- What animal keeps the best time?
- What animal would you get crossed a duck, a beaver, and an otter?
- What asks but never answers?
- What bird is always unhappy?
- What build its house with earthen string and ensnares its prey with a biting sting?
- What can honk without a horn?
- What can provide food before it is alive, while it is alive and after it's dead?
- What creature starts yellow inside and white outside, then becomes its first five before becoming the whole?
- What do pandas have that no other animal has?
- What do tigers have that no other animal can have?
- What do you call a rabbit with fleas?
- What does a cat have that no other animal has?
- What fish came first?
- What follows a dog wherever it goes?
- What goes in the water black and comes out red?
- What grows up while growing down?
- What has a brown coat, a long tail, and lives in house or shed but most active while you're in bed?
- What has a coat? Hugs you not in sympathy? Whose smile you'd rather not see? Whose stance is a terrible thing to see? Who is it that brave men run away from? Whose fingers are clawed? Whose sleep lasts for months? And who's company we shunt?
- What has a horn but does not honk?
- What has a horn but does not work?
- What has armor but is not a knight, snaps but is not a twig, and is always at home even on the move?
- What has no arms, hands, or legs but moves the earth?
- What insect does a blacksmith manufacture?
- What is common to eat before it's born and after it's dead?
- What is green, has four legs, no tail, and usually heard at night?
- What is it that has a power socket on one end and a corkscrew on the other?
- What is sacred, holy, female, and noisy?
- What is that which, while it lives, constantly changes its habit, that is buried before it is dead, and whose tomb is valued wherever it is found?
- What is the largest living ant on earth?
- What jumps when it walks and sits when it stands?
- What kind of dog chases anything red?
- What kind of dog keeps the best time?
- What kind of fish chases a mouse?
- What king can you make if you take the head of a lamb, the middle of a pig, the hind of a buffalo, and the tail of a dragon?
- What lives where it cannot breathe and has a hole in its back
- What peels like an onion but still remains whole?
- What scientists might call your pooch.
- What screams when put in a pot of boiling water?
- What side of a cat has the most fur?
- What spends the day at the window, goes to the table for meals and hides at night?
- What two animals do you take to bed with you?
- What wears a coat in the winter and pants in the summer?
- What's the red stuff between elephant's toes?
- When I'm metal or wood, I help you get home. When I'm flesh and I'm blood. In the darkness I roam.
- When it was young, it had a tail. When it grew up, it had knees
- When they are caught, they are thrown away. When they escape, you itch all day.
- Which bird does not belong in this group? Finch, gull, eagle, ostrich, or sparrow?
- Which side of a cat has the most fur?
- While I did live, I food did give, which many one did daily eat. Now being dead, you see they tread me under feet about the street.
- Who spends the day at the window, goes to the table for meals and hides at night?
- With four oars it swims but it is always at home. Its back is like armor, tougher than chrome. What is it?
- You're gonna need a bigger boat to go after one of these toothy hunters.
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