Animals of Asia Puzzle: Geography Educational Game
Animals of Asia Puzzle is a free online knowledge level game designed to find 17 strange and wonderful animals on the map of Asia. This drag-and-drop interactive geography exercise is perfect to explore and study the biodiversity in Asia directly in your web browser. A fun educational "Minute to win it" fauna game, suitable for online lessons, interactive classes, and exciting homework assignments.
Asia is a vast continent, home to many unique species and incredible wildlife. From the snowy peaks of Siberia to the tropical rainforests of Indonesia, discover where these creatures fit into the ecosystem! All game pictures belong to Hermes Publishing. Game code by Ogo Bob.
How to play Animals of Asia Puzzle
There are 19 movable pieces of animals situated on the left side of the screen. Drag and drop them in the correct place on the map of Asia to the right. Be careful, as two of the animals do not belong to the Asian continent and are there to trick you! Complete the puzzle to test your knowledge about the fauna of Asia.
Knowledge Achievements:
Place 12 Asian animals correctly and get +1 Knowledge Level on Planeta 42.
Class Subject: Asian Fauna and Biodiversity
This fun learning game may answer some of the following questions:
What animals live in Asia? Which are the unique animals of Asia? Where do Asian elephants live? What species inhabit the Siberian region?
Asia is the largest continent, providing habitats for countless species. Every zoogeographic region has its own set of animals. These main regions include the Siberian region, the Mediterranean Basin, the Middle-East deserts, Western and Central Asia, East Asia, the Indian subcontinent, Indochina, the Sunda shelf, and the Philippines, as well as distinct Freshwater and Marine fauna zones. Asia is home to a spectacular variety of reptiles, birds, and mammals.
Included Animals in the Game:
- Snowy owl
- Ferret
- Mongoose
- Komodo dragon
- Polar fox
- Hen
- Tiger
- Peacock (Peafowl)
- Orangutan
- Flying squirrel
- Chameleon
- Panda
- Yak
- Elephant
- Walrus
- Blue whale
- Whale shark
