The United States has a wide variety of animals residing here. Ranging from rodents to birds to dogs to buffalo. From east coast to west coast the animals' habitants varies.
Where there is a more tropical climate the animals will differ to those colder climates.
The only man eating animals in the United States are bears. The black or
brown bears, grizzly bears, and
polar bears live in the mountainous regions.
In the dog family there are foxes, wolves and
coyotes. In the cat family there is a
bobcat, lynx, mountain lion. In the south west there are
jaguars and
ocelots. Jackrabbits can be found in Texas and rabbits can be found everywhere through the country. Raccoons and fisher cats live here also.
There are birds of prey such as owls, hawks or eagles that reside here. Pink flamingos live in Florida which is just a beautiful sight to see. Then you have the beach birds consisting of sandpipers and seagulls found by the shore. Singing birds like robins, cardinals, sparrows and warblers brighten you day in the morning chirping a tune.
Reptiles in the US in Florida are crocodiles and alligators. Rattlesnakes and
water moccasins (both poisonous) are found mainly in the Southwest region. These are dangerous to be near as they may attack you. Lizards can also be found there.
The native animals to the United States are deer, moose, elk and caribou, beavers,
muskrats, squirrels, prairie dogs, porcupines are marmots. Weasels, fisher cat, skunk, badger and
wolverine are also native to this country. Other native wildlife includes birds like ducks, geese, herons, egrets, ibises and waterfowl. There are over 60 different species of toads and frogs and over 80 species of salamanders living here. The bull frog, the largest of the frogs resides in the eastern and central part of the US.
The United States has a wide range of critters that inhabit here. From nests in trees to a burrowed hole in the ground to living in the mountains all these animals roam the countryside.
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endangered animals in United States.
Even-toed ungulates in United States
Caribou
Dall's sheep
Mexican pronghorn
Collared peccary
European elk
Elk
Black-tailed deer
White-tailed deer
Bighorn sheep
Mountain goat
American bison
Musk ox
Carnivores in United States
Wild cat
Ringtail
Arctic fox
Coatimundi
Northern raccoon
Common seal
American black bear
Larga seal
Brown bear
Northern elephant seal
Hawaiian monk seal
Walrus
Caribbean monk seal
Guadalupe fur seal
Ocelot
Black-footed ferret
Margay
Least weasel
Cougar
Jaguar
North american otter
American lynx
Northern fur seal
American hog-nosed skunk
Bay lynx
American jackal
Hooded skunk
Sea otter
Arctic wolf
Striped skunk
Red wolf
Eastern spotted skunk
Gray fox
Bearded seal
Common hog-nosed skunk
California channel island fox
Wolverine
American marten
Polar bear
Eyra cat
Fisher
Swift fox
Northern sealion
Long-tailed weasel
American mink
American badger
Ermine
Californian sea lion
Dolphins, porpoises, and whales in United States
Fraser's dolphin
Pygmy killer whale
Atlantic white-sided dolphin
White-beaked dolphin
Pacific white-sided dolphin
Bridled dolphin
Common porpoise
Pacific pilot whale
Atlantic spinner dolphin
Dall's porpoise
Long-finned pilot whale
Beluga
North atlantic right whale
Euphrosyne dolphin
Atlantic spotted dolphin
Grey dolphin
Atlantic dolphin
Long-beaked dolphin
Narwhal
Rough-toothed dolphin
Bowhead whale
False killer whale
Common minke whale
Killer whale
Coalfish whale
Bryde's whale
Blue whale
Common rorqual
Melon-headed whale
Northern right whale dolphin
Baird's beaked whale
Bottle-nosed dolphin
Bunch
North atlantic beaked whale
Arch-beaked whale
Blainville's beaked whale
Devil fish
Gervais' beaked whale
Ginkgo-toothed beaked whale
True's beaked whale
Cuvier's beaked whale
Bering sea beaked whale
Pygmy sperm whale
Bats in United States
Mexican long-tongued bat
Silver-haired bat
Hawaiian hoary bat
Pallid bat
Evening bat
Red bat
Pocketed free-tailed bat
Pallas's mastiff bat
Southern yellow bat
Western pipistrelle
Big free-tailed bat
Northern yellow bat
Eastern pipistrelle
Seminole bat
Townsend's big-eared bat
Rafinesque's big-eared bat
Ghost-faced bat
Hairy-legged vampire bat
Brazilian free-tailed bat
Greater long-nosed bat
Gray myotis
Southern long-nosed bat
Indiana bat
Southwestern myotis
Southeastern myotis
California myotis
Long-eared myotis
Keen's myotis
Eastern small-footed myotis
California leaf-nosed bat
Little brown bat
Big brown bat
Fringed myotis
Cave myotis
Spotted bat
Long-legged myotis
Yuma myotis
Wagner's bonneted bat
Allen's big-eared bat
Western bonneted bat
Underwood's bonneted bat
American marsupials in United States
Virginia opossum
Hares, pikas, and rabbits in United States
Collared pika
American pika
Antelope jackrabbit
Snowshoe hare
Black-tailed jackrabbit
White-tailed jackrabbit
Swamp rabbit
New england cottontail
Audubon's cottontail
Eastern cottontail
Mountain cottontail
White-sided jackrabbit
Alaskan hare
Brush rabbit
Marsh rabbit
Pygmy rabbit
Rodents in United States
Arizona woodrat
Western heather vole
Insular vole
Northern pocket gopher
Nelson's pocket mouse
Wyoming ground squirrel
California ground squirrel
Mesquite mouse
Eastern heather vole
California vole
Townsend's pocket gopher
Desert pocket mouse
Golden mantled ground squirrel
Mexican ground squirrel
Northern rock mouse
Dusky-footed woodrat
Northern bog lemming
Mexican vole
Desert pocket gopher
California kangaroo rat
Spiny pocket mouse
Piute ground squirrel
Northern flying squirrel
Arctic ground squirrel
White-ankled mouse
Pinyon mouse
Desert woodrat
Southern bog lemming
Root vole
Texas pocket gopher
Heermann's kangaroo rat
Richardson's ground squirrel
Nelson's antelope squirrel
Unalaska collared lemming
Round-tailed ground squirrel
Mexican woodrat
Eastern woodrat
Meadow vole
Chisel-toothed kangaroo rat
Utah prairie dog
Cascade golden-mantled ground squirrel
Rock squirrel
Southern plains woodrat
Stephen's woodrat
Townsend's vole
Southern flying squirrel
Panamint kangaroo rat
Arizona black-tailed prairie dog
Spotted ground squirrel
Texas mouse
Narrow-faced kangaroo rat
Thirteen-lined ground squirrel
Mountain beaver
Cotton mouse
Dark kangaroo mouse
Alpine chipmunk
White-footed vole
Oldfield mouse
Pale kangaroo mouse
Yellow-pine chipmunk
California red tree mouse
Olive-backed pocket mouse
Gray-collared chipmunk
Muskrat
Bushy-talied woodrat
San joaquin pocket mouse
Brown lemming
St. lawrence island collared lemming
Cliff chipmunk
Mearns's grasshopper mouse
Golden mouse
Great basin pocket mouse
Least chipmunk
Northern pygmy mouse
Florida mouse
Northern grasshopper mouse
Marsh rice rat
Yellow-eared pocket mouse
Texas kangaroo rat
Yellow-cheeked chipmunk
Franklin's ground squirrel
Southern grasshopper mouse
Columbian mouse
Woodland jumping mouse
Giant kangaroo rat
Panamint chipmunk
Palmer's chipmunk
Sitka mouse
Meadow jumping mouse
Stephens' kangaroo rat
Long-eared chipmunk
Merriam's chipmunk
Polynesian rat
Pacific jumping mouse
Fresno kangaroo rat
Colorado chipmunk
Harris's antelope squirrel
California chipmunk
Saltmarsh harvest mouse
Red tree vole
Agile kangaroo rat
Red-tailed chipmunk
Texas antelope squirrel
Gray-footed chipmunk
Fulvous harvest mouse
Yellow-faced pocket gopher
Northern collared lemming
Mexican spiny pocket mouse
Gulf coast kangaroo rat
Hopi chipmunk
White-tailed antelope sqirrel
Botta's pocket gopher
Western harvest mouse
Nelson's collred lemming
Desert kangaroo rat
Allen's chipmunk
Gunnison's prairie dog
Southern pocket gopher
Plains harvest mouse
White-eared pocket mouse
Bering collared lemming
Merriam's kangaroo rat
Siskiyou chipmunk
White-tailed prairie dog
Idaho pocket gopher
Arizona gray squirrel
Arizona pocket mouse
Sagebrush vole
Ord's kangaroo rat
Sonoma chipmunk
Alaska marmot
Mazama pocket gopher
Western gray squirrel
Plains pocket mouse
Gray-tailed vole
Phillips's kangaroo rat
Lodgepole chipmunk
Eastern chipmunk
Hoary marmot
Mexican fox squirrel
Silky pocket mouse
Rock vole
Townsend's chipmunk
Yellow-bellied marmot
Eastern fox squirrel
Little pocket mouse
Long-tailed vole
Uinta chipmunk
Woodchuck
Arizona cotton rat
Great basin pocket mouse
Taiga vole
North american porcupine
Douglas's squirrel
American beaver
Olympic marmot
Tawny-bellied cotton rat
Brush mouse
Red squirrel
Bailey's pocket mouse
Abert's squirrel
Hispid cotton rat
California mouse
Singing vole
Montane vole
Plains pocket gopher
California pocket mouse
Eastern gray squirrel
Yellow-nosed cotton rat
Canyon mouse
Prairie vole
Soueastern pocket gopher
San diego pocket mouse
Uinita ground squirrel
Pacific jumping mouse
Idaho ground squirrel
Cactus mouse
Creeping vole
Camas pocket gopher
Long-tailed pocket mouse
Belding's ground squirrel
Mohave ground squirrel
White-footed mouse
Round-tailed muskrat
Woodland vole
Wyoming pocket gopher
Hispid pocket mouse
Merriam's ground squirrel
Washington ground squirrel
Deer mouse
White-throated woodrat
Water vole
Beach vole
Mountain pocket gopher
Rock pocket mouse
Columbian ground squirrel
Townsend's ground squirrel
Black-eared mouse
Dugongs, manatees, and sea cows in United States
American manatee
Steller's sea cow
Edentates in United States
Common long-nosed armadillo

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