Mountain lions are the second largest wildcat in North America, just behind the Jaguar. The adult's fur is golden in color, but can also be gray, dark brown or reddish brown. Kittens are born with blue eyes, dark brown spots and dark-ringed tails. Those markings...
The grizzly (Ursus arctos horribilis), is found in the western U.S. states, mainly Alaska, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, and Eastern Washington. Coastal versions of this species are known as "Kodiak" bears. The smaller inland variety is called the "grizzly" bear. The California grizzly (Ursus arctos californicus)...
Coyotes are smaller than wolves and known as a very clever, savvy animal. Their intelligence has been most evident in how they are readily able to adapt to changing environments. At one time, coyotes primarily lived in deserts and open prairies, but now are found...
The bobcat is smaller than the Canada lynx, but about twice the size of a domestic cat. It has a gray to brown coat, black-tufted ears, whiskered face, and a stubby "bobbed" tail, from which it derives its name. Bobcats have a good sense of...
