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  1. Ringtail Arizona State Mammal

    Ringtail

    The ringtail, Arizona’s official state mammal, is a small, nocturnal relative of the raccoon and coati. Often called a “ringtail cat” due to its long, bushy tail with black and white rings, it is an agile climber and skilled hunter, preying on insects, rodents and fruit.

  2. Cactus Wren

    The cactus wren, Arizona’s state bird, is a hardy desert dweller known for its bold nature and distinctive call.

  3. Arizona Treefrog

    The Arizona treefrog becomes active with the onset of summer rains, forages in grassy areas near water, occasionally climbs trees, and..

  4. Allen’s Lappet-browed Bat

    The Allen’s lappet-browed bat makes an audible loud “peep” at a frequency of about once per second when flying…

  5. Townsends Big-eared Bat

    The Townsend’s big-eared bat has large rabbit-like ears and two lumps (pararhinal glands) on its snout.

  6. Huachuca Woodlandsnail

    The Huachuca woodlandsnail, like other native land snails, spends much of its life in a resting state known as “estivation” …

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