Kristin Haas's List: Resources for Animal Research

ipl2 is a website created by library professionals. This link will take you to a search for animals under the "For Kids" filter. The websites in the list are appropriate for use by upper elementary and middle school students. Of particular interest to the visual learner is the BBC link which has thousands of short videos on a wide variety of animals. Many of the links are to zoos which have reliable information on the animals in their care

This collection of sites was put together by K-8 school librarian Lauren M. Bott. It includes the subcategories "General Information", "Specific Animal Sites", "Endangered Species", "Images", "Polar Animals", "Zoos", and "Fun and Literature" This a non-commercial site without distracting sponsored links.

American Library Association list of sites for student to conduct research on animals. Links are color coded to identify the target audience: PreK, Elementary, Middle School, Parents & Teachers.

This gateway is maintained by the School of LIbrary and Information Science at Kent State University. Clicking on each animal listed takes you to a new page with a long of list of sites. The reading level of each link is given. Most are grade 3-6, there are also a few that are 0-2 or 7+.

Animal photos for use in student projects. Website states that "Images on this site are under creative commons and are free to use on web sites and other projects."

List of Mammals with loads of links from the Yahoo directory. Clicking on the mammal's name takes you to a new page with several links. Read the link descriptions to see which best suits your needs. The reading levels of links vary widely: elementary, middle and high school