Meet the Animals 20 min | Mammals for Kids l Gorilla, Elephant, Whale, Tiger, Giraffe + More

Little Fox Meet the animals. African Elephant Who are you? I am an African elephant. We're the biggest land mammals on Earth. You live in Africa, right? Yes, we live in grasslands and rainforests. Some African elephants live in deserts. How do you stay cool? We spray our backs with water. Then we throw dust on the water. We use our trunks for that. Your trunk is amazing. Yes, we breathe and drink with our trunks. We can grab food with them, too. What do you eat? We like leaves, bark, roots, fruit, and grass. We're big, so we eat a lot. Look at your tusks. Our tusks are long teeth. We use them to dig for roots. Do you have any enemies? Most animals leave us alone. But some people hunt us for our tusks. I'm hungry again. See you later. Goodbye, African elephant. Meet the animals. Mountain gorilla. Who are you? I am a mountain gorilla. Gorillas are the biggest kind of apes. Where do you live? We live in the mountains of Africa. Our home is the forest. Do you make sounds? We make many sounds. We hoot and roar when we're mad. We growl softly when we're happy. What do you eat? We mostly eat plants and tree bark. We really like plants' stems, roots, and leaves. Do you have any enemies? People are our main enemy. They steal our land and hunt us. But some people try to protect us. Do you live alone? No, we live in groups. See the baby? Young gorillas love to play. Who's in charge? The big silverback is our boss. He's the oldest male. He tells us what to do. I hear the silverback calling me now. Goodbye. Goodbye, mountain gorilla. Meet the animals. Humpback whale. Who are you? I'm a humpback whale. We are large sea mammals. Where do you live? Humpback whales live in the ocean. We travel very far every year. Where do you travel? We live in cold water in the summer. We swim to warm water for the winter. What do you eat? We eat small sea creatures and fish. Humpback whales are good hunters. I hear a song. Humpback whales make lots of sounds. Males even sing songs. Sometimes they sing for hours. Is that a hump on your back? No, that's my back fin. It's small and looks like a hump. You have a big tail. Our tails help us jump out of the water. Humpback whales love to splash. Watch this. Splash! Goodbye. Meet the animals. Grizzly bear. Hi, bear. Who are you? I'm a grizzly bear. That's a type of brown bear. Where do you live? I live in Alaska like many grizzly bears. We live in forests, meadows, and tundra. You are very big. Yes, and we can run fast too. We also have long claws. Are you dangerous? Grizzly bears are usually peaceful. But a mother grizzly bear is very dangerous. She'll attack anyone who goes near her cubs. What do you eat? We eat berries, leaves, roots, and nuts. Sometimes we eat small animals or even moose. Grizzly bears go fishing too, right? We eat lots of salmon in the fall. That's when we get really fat. Why do you eat so much? We go into a deep sleep during winter. We will not eat again until spring. My winter den is ready now. Good night. Good night, grizzly bear. Meet the animals. Siberian tiger. Hi, bear. Who are you? I'm a Siberian tiger. Tigers are the largest cats on earth. Where do you live? Siberian tigers live in Asia. We make our homes in forests. Can you swim? All tigers are great swimmers. We're the only big cats that like water. I like your stripes. Each tiger's stripes are different. Our stripes help us hide in the forest. Then our prey can't see us. What do you eat? We hunt big animals like elk and bears. We usually hunt at night. We can see very well in the dark. Are you dangerous? We have sharp teeth and claws. Our roars are very loud. But we usually stay away from people. Do you live with other tigers? Nope. We stay away from each other. We like to be alone. It's getting dark. Time to eat. Goodbye. Goodbye, Siberian tiger. Meet the animals. Walrus. Hi there. Who are you? I'm a walrus. Walruses are big sea mammals. Where do you live? We live near the Arctic Circle. It is very cold here. How do you stay warm? We have lots of blubber. Blubber is a type of fat. It keeps us nice and warm. You have huge tusks. Our tusks are long teeth. We use them to poke holes in ice. Our tusks also protect us from enemies. Can you swim? Walruses swim very well. We're not fast. But we can swim for a long time. What do you eat? Walruses mostly eat clams from the ocean floor. We use our whiskers to find the clams. Do you live with other walruses? Yes. Walruses live in big groups. We like to lie on the beach together. It's time to sleep now. Goodbye! Goodbye, walrus! Meet the animals. Giraffe Yoo-hoo! Who are you? I'm a giraffe. Giraffes are the tallest land mammals on Earth. Where do you live? We live only in Africa. We like grasslands and forests. You have really long legs. Yes, we can run really fast. And we look for food all day long. Our long legs help us roam the grasslands. Your neck is long, too. We look for food in very tall trees. We can reach food with our long necks. Do you eat? We eat leaves and buds. Our favorite leaves have lots of water. So we don't need to drink often. Do all giraffes look alike? Well, all giraffes have coats with spots. But our coats have different patterns. That makes every giraffe look different. How do you sleep? We usually sleep standing up. We take just a short nap each day. I see a tasty leaf. Bye. Goodbye, giraffe. Meet the animals. Raccoon. Hello. Who are you? I'm a raccoon. Raccoons are small mammals. Where do you live? A lot of raccoons live in North America. We live in forests, marshes, and cities. We usually make dens high in trees. Are you wearing a mask? No, that's just my fur. We also have rings on our tails. What do you eat? Raccoons eat almost anything. We love fish, berries, mice, and frogs. Is it hard to find food in cities? Not for a raccoon. We find great food in garbage cans. You can open garbage cans? Our front paws are like your hands. We have five fingers on each paw. We can grab things and even open doors. Do you live with other raccoons? Yes, raccoons live in small groups. We sleep during the day. We look for food at night. Oh, I smell food in that garbage can. See you later. Bye, raccoon.