National Parks

3. A gray mammal known as a “sea cow” often found in Biscayne National Park
4. A large pink bird with a rounded beak found in Big Cypress National Preserve
7. This invasive species is Death Valley National Park's largest animal
9. A water-dwelling reptile with large sharp teeth in the Everglades
14. A four-legged animal known for climbing steep cliffs in Olympic National Park
15. A large rodent found in Mount Rainier National Park with teeth meant for gnawing on trees
16. A large brown mammal with sharp claws found in Glacier National Park
17. This small mammal hides food under rocks in North Cascades National Park
18. A wild cat that calls Yellowstone National Park home
19. A flying mammal with a sweet tooth in National Park of American Samoa

1. This lone hunter found in Big Bend National Park can run up to 40 mph
2. A fresh water fish in Acadia National Park known for its big mouth
5. This national bird is a year-round resident of Voyageurs National Park
6. This bright colored fish comes to fresh water around Sitka National Historical Park to lay its eggs
8. The smallest and rarest member of the dog family found in Joshua Tree National Park
10. A common bird of prey that likes open areas of Shenandoah National Park
11. A reptile often mistakenly called a “turtle” in Mojave National Preserve
12. A mammal in Rocky Mountain National Park known as a groundhog
13. The largest member of the deer family in Isle Royale National Park
17. An animal with quills in Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore