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Every species has a story of survival—or loss. Explore animals classified as extinct, endangered, vulnerable, or thriving, and learn what their conservation status reveals about biodiversity, human impact, and the future of life on Earth
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National Bird of The Bahamas
World's Largest Rattlesnake, North America's Largest Venomous Snake
S. name: Crotalus adamanteus
IUCN : Least Concern (LC)
Diet : Carnivore
Habitats: Savannas, Scrublands
National Bird & Animal of USA
Everglades Keystone Prey Species
North America's Only Marsupial
S. name: Didelphis virginiana
IUCN : Least Concern (LC)
Diet : Opportunistic Omnivore
Habitats: Forests, Grasslands
State animal or mammal in Arkansas, Illinois, Michigan, Mississippi, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina.
S. name: Odocoileus virginianus
IUCN : Least Concern (LC)
Diet : Herbivore
Habitats: Forests, Grasslands
State Bird of Delaware, USA
State Fish of Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and Mississippi, USA
State Reptile of Louisiana
