march. storming in like a buffalo and out like a wing? “february makes a bridge and march breaks it. ” – Witts Recreations, Selected from the Finest Fancies of Moderne Muses, with…

Bison

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Bisons

Bison

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Hummingbirds of North America

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Laminated North American Snakes Poster 24x36 by Feenixx Publishing Snakes descend from lizards. Like them, they have loosely articulated skulls, and most can dislocate their lower jaw in order to swallow prey much larger than their own head. They differ from legless lizards by their lack of eyelids and external ears

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AMERICAN BADGERS....found in open country and deciduous woodlands in North America....measure 16.5 to 28 inches long with a 4 to 6.5 inch tail and a weight of 8.75 to 26 lbs.....referred to as 'tlacoyote' in Mexico....has 2 inch long claws for digging

At birth, newborn opossums are so tiny that an entire litter, consisting of up to 14 babies, can fit into a single teaspoon. They are so undeveloped that it's impossible for them to survive outside the mother. However, their front legs are developed all out of proportion to the rest of their bodies, and are strong enough for the completely blind babies to pull themselves from their birth opening, across the mother's belly, into her pouch

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Coyote by Cory Futrell