Popular Animals in Indiana
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- 3. Type of bear that was historically abundant in Indiana excluding the northwest portions dominated by prairies.
- 5. Type of fox native to Indiana and are members of the dog family because they can climb trees.
- 7. This animal in native to Indiana and can be referred to as “Prairie Wolves”
- 9. The only native fish from the salmon family found in Indiana outside the waters of Lake Michigan.
- 10. These eagles have been the national bird of the U.S. since 1782, and they nested in Indiana until the 1890s.
- 12. Animal with flat back tail that was once rare in Indiana but it is now abundant.
- 13. Endangered bat species in Indiana that has the states name in its name.
- 14. There is a spa encounter that you could do for this animal at Wilstem Wildlife Park located in Paoli, Indiana.
- 15. One of Indiana’s semi-aquatic animals that are part of the weasel family
- 17. This animal is not common in Indiana, but you can feed them lettuce at the Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo.
- 18. Indiana has two native species of this animal and their name starts with a “w”
- 19. Can also be known as woodchuck and is the largest member of squirrel family common throughout Indiana.
- 20. In the Midwest, the Indianapolis zoo is the only zoo that allows you to have in-water experience with this intelligent animal knowledgeable in acrobatics.
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- 1. Indiana’s only representative of the family Cervidae,which includes the elk and mule deer.
- 2. Type of frog that sounds like a flock of ducks that is statewide except the northwest prairie region.
- 4. The only resident native wild cat in Indiana that are common in southern or central Indiana.
- 6. Northeast Indiana, with its glacial lakes is where this animal resides (has a black mask)the most.
- 8. Turtle in Indiana with a blackish shell and a yellow chin and throat.
- 9. This fish is common referred to as panfish and can be found in many ponds, lakes, or streams in Indiana.
- 11. The state bird of Indiana
- 16. Member of the weasel family that is most known for their digging and are nocturnal.