And is known to be nimble on its four feet.
(Goat)
What has:
Six legs, two heads,
Four ears, two hands,
But walks
On four feet?
(Horse and rider)
What always goes to bed with his shoes on?
(Horse)
A shoemaker makes shoes without leather
With all the four elements put together.
Fire and water, earth and air,
Every customer takes two pair.
(Horseshoe)
As I went over Lincoln Bridge,
I met Mister Rusticap,
Pins and needles on his back,
A-going to Thorny Fair.
(Hedgehog)
I, the hoverer,
Sip the nasturtium's nectar
And sing with my wings.
(Hummingbird)
Boneless, translucent,
We undulate, undulate,
Gelatinously.
(Jellyfish)
She jumps, jumps, jumps!
Her name starts with K.
She has a pocket in front
Where her baby can stay.
(Kangaroo)
Safe inside my pouch
Sleeps the future of my kind —
Delicate and frail.
(Kangaroo)
A button-shaped nose
And rwo turted ears,
I live far away
Across the sea,
I look like a bear
But live among leaves
Of the eucalyptus tree.
(Koala)
It has two eyes,
A button nose,
It lives in trees,
And it eats leaves.
(Koala)
My first is woman,
My second a bird,
My whole is an insect
I give you my word.
(Ladybird)
My tail is long, my coat is brown,
I like the country, I like the town.
I can live in a house or live in a shed,
And I come out to play when you are in bed.
(Mouse)
If not for the cat,
And the scarcity of cheese,
I could be content.
(Mouse)
You would scarcely believe
That one dwarf could heave
A whole mountain range
On our lawn. That is strange!
(Mole)
How foolish I am.
Why am I drawn to the flame
Which extinguishes?
(Moth)
As black as ink and is not ink,
As white as milk and is not milk,
As soft as silk and is not silk,
And is a thief but does not know it.
(Magpie)
Without hammer or hands
A house now stands.
(Nest)
A house of wood in a hidden place
Built without nails or glue
High above the earthen ground
It holds pale gems of blue.
(Nest)
Look closely and you will find
A home of a different kind,
For I'm built with stones or bricks
But moss, leaves, and broken sticks,
I'm found near banks, hedgerows too,
Or hidden high away from you.
(Nest)
Hoot! Hoot! Hoot!
I wonder if you know
This night bird's name
It begins with an O.
(Owl)
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.
(Owl)