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This document outlines some of the key flora and fauna found in the United States. It notes that the national bird is the bald eagle, although Benjamin Franklin had wanted the wild turkey. It also lists the national tree as the oak tree and national flower as the rose. The document then describes several animal species indigenous to different regions of the US, such as Arctic wolves, black bears, husky dogs, bison, coyotes, alligators, and cougars. It also discusses plant life across the varied ecosystems in the US, including yucca trees, saguaro cacti, pine trees, palm trees, and redwoods.
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- 1. Flora and Fauna of the United States
- 2. National Bird • Bald Eagle
- 3. National Bird (Almost) • Benjamin Franklin wanted the national bird to be the Wild Turkey. But was overruled by John Adams.
- 4. National Tree • Oak Tree
- 6. Animals • The United States has a diverse and unique animal kingdom owing to being separated from Europe, Africa and Asia.
- 7. Animals • Arctic Wolf – Lives mainly in Alaska and Canada
- 8. Animals • American Black Bear – Indigenous to the Northern U.S. and Canada
- 9. Animals • Husky dogs – Live in Alaska and Canada – Used as sled dogs
- 10. Animals • Snowy Owl – Lives in the Arctic Circle
- 11. Animals • American Bison (Buffalo) – Hunted to near extinction – White Buffalos are rare and considered sacred to the Native Americans
- 12. Animals • Coyote – Indigenous to North America – Lives all over the U.S.
- 13. Animals • American Alligator – Lives in Southeastern United States – Mostly in wetlands, marshes and swamps
- 14. Animals • Jaguar – Indigenous to the Americas – Only known population in the United States exists in Arizona
- 15. Animals • Cougar – Ranges from Canada to South America – Known to live all over the United States – Have been known to attack humans, but it is rare
- 16. Animals • Mustangs – Descended from Iberian horses – Used by cowboys in the “Old West”
- 17. Animals • Jackrabbits – White and Black tailed – Live in the western United States and Mexico
- 18. Animals • Prairie Dog – Type of Squirrel – Lives primarily in the Western States and Northern Mexico
- 19. Animals • California Condor – Native to the Southwestern United States – Went extinct in the wild in 1987, but was bred in captivity and reintroduced to the wild
- 20. Animals • Diamondback Rattlesnake – Two types: Eastern and Western • Eastern Diamondback is typically bigger than the Western – Was a symbol of the American Revolution Western Diamondback Eastern Diamondback
- 21. Animals • Gila Monster – Native to Southwest United States – Venomous, but slow moving and not much threat to humans
- 22. Animals • Black Bass – Several families of black bass live throughout the United States – Very popular for fishing
- 23. Animals • Atlantic Wolffish – Also known as the Seawolf – Endemic to the Northern Atlantic Ocean – Illegal to fish for in American waters
- 24. Animals • Dolphin – Live all over the world’s oceans – Popular to swim with dolphins in Florida and California
- 25. Animals • Whales – Whale watching is a popular activity – Whaling is illegal in the United States
- 26. Plants • The United States has many types of plants, due to the numerous types of ecosystems that exist – Forest, Desert, Tundra, Tropical, Mountainous, etc.
- 27. Plants • Yucca Tree – Also called the “Joshua Tree” – Native to the Mojave Desert in SW United States
- 28. Plants • Saguaro Cactus – Native to the Sonoran Desert in the U.S. and Mexico – The Saguaro Wildflower is the state flower for Arizona
- 29. Plants • Goldenrod – Most common flower in the United States – Doesn’t exist in Hawaii
- 30. Plants • Maile – Indigenous to Hawaii – Used to make ‘leis’
- 31. Plants • California Red Wood – Tallest trees in the world – Can live to be almost 2000 years old – Found in California and Oregon.
- 32. • Pine Trees Plants – Exist throughout most of North America – Northern Pines used for Christmas Trees Desert Pine Northern Pine
- 33. Plants • Palm Trees – Found in tropical climates – Mostly in Florida, California, Hawaii, Texas and Louisiana
- 34. Plants • Mangrove Swamps – Exist in marshy wetlands – The Florida Everglades
- 35. Plants • Louisiana Bayou – White Top Pitcher Plant – More Mangrove swamps
- 36. Plants • Pacific Northwest – Has a very rich, diverse ecosystem due to steady rains and active volcanoes. – Contains large Deciduous Forests.
- 37. Plants • Alaskan Tundra – Many small shrubs as the Tundra is a frozen desert.
- 38. Plants • Yellowstone National Park – Country’s first national park – Contains many different ecosystems – Main ecosystem is the subalpine zone.
- 39. Plants • Cherry Blossoms – Not native to the United States – Given to the U.S. by Japan as a gift in 1912 – Today, they are a popular part of Washington D.C.