Getting to Know You

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Getting to Know You

• BY Your Name

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Black-footed Ferret
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Basic information

• A Black-footed Ferret is about 15-18 inches
  long.
• They are tan and they have a black mask.
• They are almost extinct.

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Habitat and Range

• The Black-footed Ferret lives in Prairie Dog-
  towns, on different prairies in the West.
• They can be found in Nebraska, Montana, Wyoming,
  and South Dakota

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Related Species

• Short Tailed Weasel

• Long Tailed Weasel

• Least Weasel

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Pictures of the Black-footed Ferret
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Coyote
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Basic Information

• A coyote is about 3 feet long, has a tail that is
  about 12-15 inches long, and ways anywhere from
  20-40 pounds
• Coyotes are either gray, or orange- gray, doglike
  animals.
• The tail of a coyote usually has a black tip.

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Habitat and Range

• Coyotes usually live in brushy areas in the East.
  
• If the coyote is in the West it will live in an
  open plain.
• Coyotes are common in Alaska, and Canada, they
  can also be found in all of the United States.

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Related Species

• Gray Wolf

• Red Wolf

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Pictures
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Grizzly Bear
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Basic Information

• Grizzly bears can get 7-8 feet tall
• Grizzly bears are large brown bear with white
  tipped ears.

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Habitat and Range

• You will find Grizzly bears in mountain meadows,
  near streams.
• They can also be found near berry bushes or other
  thickets.
• They can be found anywhere from Alaska and Canada
  to the Rockies in Wyoming

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Related Species

• Black Bear

• Polar Bear

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Pictures
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House Mouse
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Basic Information

• A house mouses body is 3-4 inches long, it has a
  tail that is 3-4 inches long, and it weighs about
  ¾ of an ounce.
• It a grayish brown mouse that has dark gray belly
  and a hairless tail.

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Habitat and Range

• You can find a house mouse in buildings and on
  farms.
• They are found in Canada and in the United States

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Related Species
Meadow Jumping mouse
Great Basin Pocket Mouse
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Pictures