Urban and Wilderness Animals
	Habitat	Diet	Track
Bobcat	Bobcats prefer large forested or wooded areas	Bobcats diet incudes, rabbits, squirrels, birds, and rodents like mice, moles, and rats	HIND FOOT
Coyote	Coyoyes thrive in Western Hemisphere from the pacific to the Atlantic Oceans	A coyote eats anything it can chew.	Front foot
Mule Deer	Mule deer prefers to live in a temperate mountain and desert forests, grasslands and chaparral	Deer are browsers rather than grazers and feed on a variety of vegetation including green plants, nuts, corn, trees and twigs
Opossum	Wooded areas near streams provide good habitats               Farm fields mixed with patches of woods tend to support more opossums than large expansaces of forest or crop land	Opossums eat both plant and animal matter                             insects, dead animals, birds and their eggs, frogs, snails, and earthworms.	Front foot
Raccoon	Racoons appear in all types of habitats most abundant in urban/suburban habitats	Racoons have a wide variety of plants and animals	Front foot
Striped Skunk	Striped Skunks prefer forest borders, brushy areas, and open, gassy fields broken by wooden ravines	Skunks have an equal amounts of plant and animal foods, they prefer insects