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Mule Deer

Mule Deer

When alarmed, mule deer bound away with four feet hitting the ground together at each bound. This is called “slotting” and is different from white-tailed deer who spring from hind to front feet.

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Habitat InformationCroplandForestGrasslandHabitatMammalNorth AmericaRiparianShrublandUrbanWoodland
Monarch Butterflies

Monarch Butterfly

The monarch’s bright coloring warns predators not to eat it. Their toxins come from milkweed plants, which are the only food source for the caterpillars. While animals that eat a monarch butterfly usually do not die, they will get sick enough to avoid monarchs in the future.

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Habitat InformationGrasslandHabitatInsectNoth AmericaPollinatorRiparianShrublandUrbanWoodland

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