Prairie Dog: Animals Of North America
Prairie Dogs are a common sight throughout the Western North American Grasslands
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Sandhill Crane Facts: Animals of North America
The Sandhill crane (Gus canadensis) is a common sight throughout many of North America's wetlands.
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Ring-Tailed Lemur Facts: Animals of Africa
Ring-tailed lemurs are an Endangered species endemic to the island nation of Madagascar.
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Sable Facts - Animals of Asia
Perhaps best known due to their prized furs, the sable is a small and omnivorous marnet native to Central and East Asia.
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Eurasian Bear Facts: Animals of Europe
The Eurasian brown bear is from the family of bears Ursidae and is one of the subspecies of the brown bear, Ursus arctos.
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Eurasian Wolf Facts: Animals of Europe
Sometimes referred to as the "Common wolf", this canine is to be found throughout much of Russia and Northern and Eastern Europe.
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Brown Bear Facts: Animals of North America
Feared for their large sizes and incredible strength, these bears rely more on berries and fish and attack more out of fear and territory.
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Garter Snake Facts: Animals of North America
Generally considered benign by humans and a savvy, adaptive species in nature, Garter snake populations thrive today.
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Eastern Gray Squirrel Facts: Animals of North America
With high birth rates and proficiently adaptive natures, these squirrels are thriving and even expanding in their range.
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Virginia Opossum Facts: Animals of North America
The Virginia Opossum is the only marsupial native to the United States.
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Elk Facts: Animals of North America
Elk hides have long been utilized for clothing and shelter materials, and their bones have often been shaped into tools.
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Volcano Rabbit Facts: Animals of North America
The endangered Volcano rabbit is endemic to the mountainous areas lying directly to the south of Mexico City.
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Water Ouzel Facts: Animals of North America
Also called Dippers, these birds get their name from their special ability to dive into and swim through water.
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Dalmatian Pelican Facts: Animals of Eurasia
The "Vulnerable" Dalmatian Pelican is one of the largest bird species in the world.
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White-Tailed Deer Facts: Animals of North America
Though still a favorite among hunters for their game meat and antler trophies, conservation measures have bolstered White-tailed deer populations in recent decades.
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Grizzly Bear Facts: Animals of North America
Though considerable population exist in Canada and Alaska, the North American Grizzly is a "Threatened" species in the contiguous U.S.
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Eurasian Eagle-Owl Facts: Animals of Europe
The large Eurasian Eagle-Owl can be found thriving across much of the Old World.
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Ocelot Facts: Animals of North America
An Ocelot can down prey much larger than itself, and, across much of its range, this once "Vulnerable" wild cat now has a thriving population.
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Sea Otter Facts: Animals of the Oceans
Ocean-dwelling Sea Otters are less stocky than their riverine Otter counterparts.
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American Badger Facts: Animals of North America
The American Badger has a larger size, and broader geopraphical diaspora, than most other New World badgers. Like most Mustelids, it is a fiercesome hunter.
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