For wildlife enthusiasts interested in exploring the animals and wildlife that call North America home; there is no shortage of incredible animals to see across the continent.
Animals and Wildlife in North America Stories
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The Unsung Wildlife of the Appalachian Mountains
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These Wildlife Species Only Live in the American West
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Where to Watch Wild Horses Run Free in the U.S.
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Why Horses Run in Herds – The Science of Their Social Nature
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The Secret World of Jaguars in the Amazon Rainforest
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The U.S. Lake That Attracts Flamingos Every Spring
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Texas Is Home to the Fastest Land Animal in North America, and It’s Not What You Think
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What Makes Bald Eagle Eyes Eight Times Stronger Than Humans’
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Where to See Sea Turtles Nesting and Hatching in America
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The Arctic Animals That Call Alaska Home
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Discovering Georgia’s Fascinating Alligator Population
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These 11 Invasive Species Are Taking Over the US
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14 Dangerous Animals That Have Been Spotted in US Backyards
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The Best Animals to Spot in Public Gardens Across America
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Meet the Critters That Love Southern Heat and Humidity
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12 Most Dangerous Creatures in North America
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Animals in Idaho
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How Climate Change Is Bringing More Deadly Animals to the US
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Animals and Wildlife in Rhode Island
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This Lizard Shoots Blood From Its Eyes
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Why Some Wolves Are Now Fishing in Alaska
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Florida’s Invasive Python Problem Is Getting Worse, and Scientists Are Racing to Stop It
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Which US State Has the Most Dangerous Wildlife? The Answer May Surprise You
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The Crocodile in Ancient Nile and Aboriginal Creation Myths
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Why You’re More Likely to See Sharks Off the East Coast in Summer
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The American Bison: A Symbol of Resilience and Restoration
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Animals In Alaska
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The Most Venomous Snakes Slithering Through the Backwoods of Alabama
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The Most Gorgeous Horse Breeds Galloping Across California Ranches
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North America’s Natural Treasures: 10 Remarkable Animals
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10 Unique Animal Species That Can Only Be Found in the United States
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Florida’s Manatees Are Facing a Crisis—Here’s How People Are Helping
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The Most Snake-Infested State Parks in Mississippi
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From Coyotes to Roadrunners: Wild Faces of the American Desert
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The Story Behind the Bison’s Comeback from Near Extinction
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10 Wild Creatures That Are Thriving in Unexpected Places Across America
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Venomous Snakes You’re Likely to Encounter in Arizona’s National Parks
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Animal Rights Violation Issues in The United States
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What It Takes to Care for a Panda in a U.S. Zoo
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The Best Places in the U.S. to See Wild Bison Roam Free
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The Real Wildlife Behind the Great American Road Trip
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The Wolves of Yellowstone: A Comeback Story
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Why Dalmatians Might Be America’s Most Misunderstood Dog
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Best U.S. Destinations for Viewing Massive Elk Herds
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The Most Loyal Animal Pairs in the Wild
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America’s Most Endangered Mammals And How to Help
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Meet the Creatures of the Mississippi River Valley
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Warning of Tick Disease Surge Across US States
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Why Bottlenose Dolphins Are So Common Along the U.S. Coast
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US States With The Most Mosquito Problems
List of Animals in North America
Animal | Scientific Name | Habitat | Notable Features |
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American Bison | Bison bison | Grasslands and prairies | Largest mammal in North America, significant to many Native American cultures |
Bald Eagle | Haliaeetus leucocephalus | Lakes, rivers, and coastal regions | National bird of the United States, symbol of freedom |
Grizzly Bear | Ursus arctos horribilis | Forests, subalpine meadows, and alpine tundra | Noted for its size and strength, iconic wildlife of North American wilderness |
Grey Wolf | Canis lupus | Forests, tundras, deserts, and grasslands | Symbol of wilderness and the subject of conservation efforts |
American Alligator | Alligator mississippiensis | Freshwater wetlands of the southeastern US | Largest reptile in North America, conservation success story |
California Condor | Gymnogyps californianus | Rocky shrubland, coniferous forests, and grasslands | One of the world’s rarest bird species, subject of intensive conservation efforts |
Moose | Alces alces | Forests of the Northern United States, Canada, and Alaska | Largest member of the deer family, known for its massive antlers |
North American Beaver | Castor canadensis | Lakes, rivers, and wetlands | Known for building dams, canals, and lodges; significant impact on North American ecosystems |
Mountain Lion | Puma concolor | Mountains, forests, and swamps | Also known as the cougar or puma, a top predator in various habitats |
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