| Hint | living fossil |
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| One plant division (formerly), only one species! & also makes great tea | |
| One species sister to all angiosperms in New Caledonia | |
| One genus of vascular plants, named after an ungulates posterior | |
| Namib desert, extreme desert plant | |
| New Zealand, looks like a lizard, but isn't | |
| A group that has fur and lays eggs | |
| North America, marsupial | |
| Crikey that's a big ____! | |
| What came first? The caviar or the ____? | |
| | Hint | living fossil |
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| If this were real, it would probably be a Gigantopithicus | |
| More closely related to spiders than crustaceans despite its name - also a blue blood | |
| Logarithmically spiraled cephalopods | |
| Echinoderm group from the Ordovician, stalked filter feeder, looks like a star | |
| Emblematic tree of the American Southeast | |
| It is big, it is a tree | |
| Discovered off of Africa in 1938, this fish is practically synonymous with 'living fossil' | |
| ~ 300 extant species, 'plants of the Dinosaur age' | |
| When this fish is out of water, it is not 'like a fish out of water' | |
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