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American Alligator Southern Swamps

American Alligator

Alligator mississippiensis

Biome: Southern Swamps

Classification: Reptiles

Biography: American alligators are important members of their ecosystem, and are regarded as keystone species. Many animals are affected by their existence. Young alligators are prey for wading birds, turtles, snakes, mammals, and larger alligators. Alligators over 4' are at the top... More >


American Marten Northlands

American Marten

Martes americana

Biome: Northlands

Classification: Mammals

Biography: These small, shy weasels are excellent climbers, unlike most other members of the weasel family. They spend the majority of their time in trees, but will typically hunt on the ground. American martens prey mainly upon small rodents, but will also eat a wide variety of meat,... More >


Black Bear Eastern Woodlands

Black Bear

Ursus americanus

Biome: Eastern Woodlands

Classification: Mammals

Biography: Of the three bear species that inhabit North America, the American black bear is the only one found exclusively on this continent. It relies upon its keen sense of smell to locate a variety of foods. The black bear's diet changes seasonally, and includes berries, acorns,... More >


Black-footed Ferrets Great Southwest

Black-footed Ferrets

Mustela nigripes

Biome: Great Southwest

Classification: Mammals

Biography: What happened to endanger the Black-footed Ferret?

Black-footed ferrets are one of the most endangered mammals in North America. How did this happen? Black-footed ferrets depend on prairie dogs for survival. Almost 90% of the ferret's diet is prairie dogs. They also... More >


Black-tailed Prairie Dog Big Sky Country

Black-tailed Prairie Dog

Cynomys ludovicianus

Biome: Big Sky Country

Classification: Mammals

Biography: Although named for their barking alarm call, black-tailed prairie dogs are actually burrowing ground squirrels. Prairie dogs have a complex social structure and communicate by using special calls and postures. They live in colonies or "towns" that range in size from one to... More >


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