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| Tundra: | |
| Arctic Fox - The arctic fox is the fox of the very northern tundra regions occupying one of the most ... |  |
| Gray Wolf or Timber Wolf - The name Timber wolf is suggestive of an animal that inhabits dense thick forests. |  |
| Caribou | |
| Snowy Owl | |
| Musk Ox - Muskox live in one of the most inhospitable regions on the globe - the polar arctic. |  |
| Northwest Forest/Rocky Mountains/Northern Boreal Forest: | |
| Bighorn Sheep | |
| Elk - In the early history of this continent, elk or Wapiti, were the widest spread members of ... |  |
| Mountain Lion | |
| Mountain Goat - The scientific name comes from the Greek nymph of the mountains |  |
| Grizzley Bear | |
| Lynx | |
| Moose - There are seven subspecies of moose worldwide, four of which inhabit North America. Those four subspecies are: |  |
| Bald Eagle | |
| Fisher - The fisher is an animal known to very few people because it prefers higher elevation large timbered areas. |  |
| Pine Martin | |
| Plains/Grasslands: | |
| Bison | |
| Prairie Chicken | |
| Prairie Dog | |
| Burrowing Owl | |
| Pronghorn Antelope | |
| Badger | |
| Northeast Forest/Eastern Mixed-Deciduous Forest: | |
| Black Bear | |
| Hawk | |
| Owl | |
| Eastern Cottontail | |
| Raccoon | |
| Striped Skunk | |
| Wild Turkey | |
| River Otter | |
| Beaver - Other than man, the beaver is the only animal capable of making |  |
| White-tailed Deer | |
| Porcupine | |
| Ruffed Grouse | |
| Bobcat - Bobcats are the most numerous wildcat in North America with approximately one million animals. |  |
| Red Fox | |
| Grey Fox |
