Flightless I am,yet I waddlewith grace,In tuxedo attire,I race in myspace.I carry myhome upon myback,Slow andsteady, I stayon track.I have tusksand warts uponmy face,I root in the dirtall over theplace.I leap andbound acrossthe plain,With slenderhorns, I run likethe rainFeatherseverywhere, Ichirp and sing,Step inside andwatch the colorstake wing.Mighty hunter,I rule the plain,Hear my roaracross theterrain.I stand onguard, alert andsmall,In sandyburrows, Iwatch it all.I hop all dayand carry myyoung,In Australia’ssun, my jumpsare long.My neck is tall,I reach thetrees,Spots all over,I eat with ease.Brush and dig,uncover thepast,Bones of giantsthat didn’t last.I float on myback and cracka snack,In water I swimand never lookback.Soft andfriendly, comemeet and play,You can touchand feed meevery day.Tiny creatureswith many legs,Some buzz,some crawl,some hide inpegs.I swing andhang frombranch to tree,The smartestape you’ll eversee.I lumber throughforests, fur thickand brown,I growl and I roar,the strongestaround.Spots like dots,I run so fast,The quickest inthe land, nonecan surpass.I have hugeears and atrunk to spare,Gentle giantroaming withcare.I bark andsplash, I flipand glide,In water and onland, I love toride.I have a stripedtail I swing withflair,I leap throughtrees without acare.I sport sharp apoint upon myhead,I roam the wildor fields I tread.Hungry visitorsstop right here,To eat, drink,and rest for acheer.I run so fast,my legs arestrong,I can’t fly, butI race along.I stand on oneleg, pink as canbe,Wading inwater for all tosee.I wander thejungle, quietand shy,With a trunk-like nose, I sniffas I spy.I howl at nightwith my pack intow,Silent and fiercewhere coldwinds blow.Stripes of fire,silent and sly,I prowl thejungle,unseen I lie.Smooth andflat, I glide inthe bay,Reach out yourhand and feelme play.Armored andancient, I snapand creep,In rivers andswamps, Isilently leapI slither orcrawl, my skinis tough,Sun keeps mewarm, but I’msly enough.Flightless I am,yet I waddlewith grace,In tuxedo attire,I race in myspace.I carry myhome upon myback,Slow andsteady, I stayon track.I have tusksand warts uponmy face,I root in the dirtall over theplace.I leap andbound acrossthe plain,With slenderhorns, I run likethe rainFeatherseverywhere, Ichirp and sing,Step inside andwatch the colorstake wing.Mighty hunter,I rule the plain,Hear my roaracross theterrain.I stand onguard, alert andsmall,In sandyburrows, Iwatch it all.I hop all dayand carry myyoung,In Australia’ssun, my jumpsare long.My neck is tall,I reach thetrees,Spots all over,I eat with ease.Brush and dig,uncover thepast,Bones of giantsthat didn’t last.I float on myback and cracka snack,In water I swimand never lookback.Soft andfriendly, comemeet and play,You can touchand feed meevery day.Tiny creatureswith many legs,Some buzz,some crawl,some hide inpegs.I swing andhang frombranch to tree,The smartestape you’ll eversee.I lumber throughforests, fur thickand brown,I growl and I roar,the strongestaround.Spots like dots,I run so fast,The quickest inthe land, nonecan surpass.I have hugeears and atrunk to spare,Gentle giantroaming withcare.I bark andsplash, I flipand glide,In water and onland, I love toride.I have a stripedtail I swing withflair,I leap throughtrees without acare.I sport sharp apoint upon myhead,I roam the wildor fields I tread.Hungry visitorsstop right here,To eat, drink,and rest for acheer.I run so fast,my legs arestrong,I can’t fly, butI race along.I stand on oneleg, pink as canbe,Wading inwater for all tosee.I wander thejungle, quietand shy,With a trunk-like nose, I sniffas I spy.I howl at nightwith my pack intow,Silent and fiercewhere coldwinds blow.Stripes of fire,silent and sly,I prowl thejungle,unseen I lie.Smooth andflat, I glide inthe bay,Reach out yourhand and feelme play.Armored andancient, I snapand creep,In rivers andswamps, Isilently leapI slither orcrawl, my skinis tough,Sun keeps mewarm, but I’msly enough.

To the Zoo! - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Flightless I am, yet I waddle with grace, In tuxedo attire, I race in my space.
  2. I carry my home upon my back, Slow and steady, I stay on track.
  3. I have tusks and warts upon my face, I root in the dirt all over the place.
  4. I leap and bound across the plain, With slender horns, I run like the rain
  5. Feathers everywhere, I chirp and sing, Step inside and watch the colors take wing.
  6. Mighty hunter, I rule the plain, Hear my roar across the terrain.
  7. I stand on guard, alert and small, In sandy burrows, I watch it all.
  8. I hop all day and carry my young, In Australia’s sun, my jumps are long.
  9. My neck is tall, I reach the trees, Spots all over, I eat with ease.
  10. Brush and dig, uncover the past, Bones of giants that didn’t last.
  11. I float on my back and crack a snack, In water I swim and never look back.
  12. Soft and friendly, come meet and play, You can touch and feed me every day.
  13. Tiny creatures with many legs, Some buzz, some crawl, some hide in pegs.
  14. I swing and hang from branch to tree, The smartest ape you’ll ever see.
  15. I lumber through forests, fur thick and brown, I growl and I roar, the strongest around.
  16. Spots like dots, I run so fast, The quickest in the land, none can surpass.
  17. I have huge ears and a trunk to spare, Gentle giant roaming with care.
  18. I bark and splash, I flip and glide, In water and on land, I love to ride.
  19. I have a striped tail I swing with flair, I leap through trees without a care.
  20. I sport sharp a point upon my head, I roam the wild or fields I tread.
  21. Hungry visitors stop right here, To eat, drink, and rest for a cheer.
  22. I run so fast, my legs are strong, I can’t fly, but I race along.
  23. I stand on one leg, pink as can be, Wading in water for all to see.
  24. I wander the jungle, quiet and shy, With a trunk-like nose, I sniff as I spy.
  25. I howl at night with my pack in tow, Silent and fierce where cold winds blow.
  26. Stripes of fire, silent and sly, I prowl the jungle, unseen I lie.
  27. Smooth and flat, I glide in the bay, Reach out your hand and feel me play.
  28. Armored and ancient, I snap and creep, In rivers and swamps, I silently leap
  29. I slither or crawl, my skin is tough, Sun keeps me warm, but I’m sly enough.