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Red Fox
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The red fox has the largest geographic distribution of any carnivore in the world.
Gray Wolf
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The Gray Wolf travels in packs and is known as the largest canid in the world. Get more facts at HowStuffWorks.
American Bison
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The American Bison is commonly referred to as the buffalo. Get more facts at HowStuffWorks.
Alpine Marmot
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The alpine marmot population has begin to decline in recent years. Find out the cause in these facts from HowStuffWorks.
Dall Sheep
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Dall Sheep are most often recognized by their thick, curled horns. Learn cool facts about the dall sheep at HowStuffWorks.
Crested Porcupine
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The Crested Porcupine belongs to one of the three species in the genus Hystrix. Learn more about this creature at HowStuffWorks.
Desert Warthog
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Desert Warthog got its name from the wartlike growths that grow under its jaw. Learn more about this cool creature from HowStuffWorks.
Giant Panda
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Giant Pandas are cool creatures. Learn more about panda's at HowStuffWorks.
All About the Vaquita, the Most Endangered Marine Mammal
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The vaquita is the most endangered marine mammal in the world. Abundance estimates place the total vaquita population at about 10 individuals.
North American Porcupine
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North American Porcupines can grow as long as 25 inches. Get more facts at HowStuffWorks.