Books with title Regional Wild America - Unique Animals of the Northeast

Many different animals make their homes in the Northeast. Some animals, such as red foxes, cottontails, black bears, moose, and lobsters are especially well known in this region.

Many different animals make their homes in the Midwest. Some animals, such as snow geese, badgers, red foxes, painted turtles, gray wolves, and cardinals are especially well known in this region.

Many unique animals live in this region. Roadrunners, armadillos, coyotes, rattlesnakes, and tarantulas all make their homes here. These animals and more add to the richness and beauty of the Southwest.

Many different animals make their homes in the Southeast. Some, such as alligators, skinks, pocket gophers, panthers, dolphins, and wood storks are especially well known in this region.

Alaska is teeming with wildlife! Many different animals make their homes here. But when people think of this region, they often think of salmon, moose, or caribou. These are just some of the unique animals found in Alaska.

The islands of the Atlantic and Pacific are home to a variety of wildlife, including many that are endangered. Read about iguanas, parrots, coquis, leatherback turtles, coconut crabs, and more!

Many unique animals live in this region. California sea lions, puffins, condors, wolverines, gray whales, and Roosevelt elk all make their homes here. These animals and more add to the richness and beauty of the Pacific Coast region.

Many different animals make their homes in the South. Some, such as otters, nutrias, bobcats, opossums, and crayfish are especially well known in this region.

The Hawaiian Islands are home to a variety of animals, including many that are endangered. Read about humpback whales, green sea turtles, hoary bats, stilt birds, tree snails, and more!

Many different animals make their homes on the mountains and prairies. But when people think of this region, they often think of buffalo, bears, antelope, elk, and prairie dogs. Read about these animals and more!

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