1, elephant:

Elephants are one of the most popular animals in the zoo. They are big, with long ivory and noses. Elephants usually feed on plants and are good at finding food and water with their noses.

2. Lion:

Lions are the representatives of wild animals in the institute. With strong bodies and sharp claws, they are excellent hunters. Lions usually live in groups, and males have gorgeous manes.

3. Panda:

Panda is the national treasure of China and one of the star animals of the Institute. They feed on bamboo, and their appearance is black and white, which is very cute. Pandas are endangered species, so they are specially protected in the institute.

4. Giraffe:

The giraffe is the tallest animal in the zoo. They have long necks and flexible tongues. Giraffes usually feed on leaves and can easily reach the food on the tree with their long necks.

5.penguin:

Penguins are cute little animals in the park. They live in cold areas. Penguins have black and white feathers and short and thick wings, and are good at swimming in the water.

6. Tiger:

Tigers are the top predators in the park. They have strong bodies and sharp teeth. Tigers usually live alone and are good at lurking and chasing prey.

7. Kangaroo:

Kangaroos are endemic to Australia. They have strong hind legs and long tails. Kangaroos are mainly herbivores and can move quickly by bouncing.

8. Dolphin:

Dolphins are the representatives of marine animals in the institute. They have flexible bodies and developed hearing systems. Dolphins are very clever and good at all kinds of training and performances.

9. koala:

Koalas are Australia's iconic animals. They feed on leaves and usually live in trees. Koala has a chubby body and gray hair, and is very lazy and lovely.

10, orangutan:

Orangutans are one of the animals closest to humans in the institute. They have strong bodies and flexible arms. Orangutans have intelligence and social skills, and can perform various intellectual activities and performances.