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Three games. 100 questions. Learn about the animals, the wild places, and the people protecting them.

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Wild Quiz

100 multiple-choice questions on animals, conservation, and the Turtle Pond Collection.

Trivia · Streak Bonus · 100 Questions
Word Game

Animal Scramble

Click letters to unscramble wildlife and conservation words. Wordle-style mechanics with a wild twist.

Word Puzzle · Wordle-style · 40 Words
Memory

Species Match

Match animals to their habitats. Flip cards, find pairs, beat the clock. Easy to learn, hard to master.

Memory · Beat the Clock · 3 Difficulties
Support a Cause

Find the wild cause you care about most

Zoogle doesn't take donations. These are five of the most respected animal and wildlife organizations in the world — explore what they do, and if one speaks to you, you can support it directly with a grown-up.

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Global · Endangered species
World Wildlife Fund
Works in about 100 countries protecting tigers, rhinos, pandas, elephants and marine turtles, and the habitats they depend on.
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Science · Wild places
Wildlife Conservation Society
Conservation scientists working in around 60 countries to protect the world's largest remaining wild regions — and the animals living in them.
wcs.org →
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Rewilding · Biodiversity
Re:wild
Protects and restores wild places around the world, running hundreds of projects with local communities to bring lost species back.
rewild.org →
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Oceans · Marine life
Oceana
The largest organization focused only on the oceans — protecting dolphins, sharks, sea turtles and the seas they swim in.
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North America · Native wildlife
Defenders of Wildlife
Protects native North American animals — wolves, bison, manatees and more — and builds safe wildlife corridors for them to travel.

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