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87: Plains Minnow
A tiny friend whose livelihood is threatened by dams
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86: Eastern Bluebird
You can help out your local Eastern Bluebird family!
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85: Fir Engraver Beetle
A lesser known Bark Beetle
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84: Great Plains Ratsnake
I write to you from Arapahoe, Ute, and Cheyenne land. I am interested in learning about the different animals that live in the place where I was born. Before we start with today’s animal, I want to emphasize that biological classification as understood by western society has its roots
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83: California myotis
Little cuties
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82: Northern Redbelly Dace
Another Ice Age survivor
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81: Dusky Grouse
Love the eyebrows
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80: Woodhouse’s Toad
The last amphibian
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79: Tarantula Hawks
Second most painful sting out there
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78: Bullsnake/Gophersnake
I write to you from Arapahoe, Ute, and Cheyenne land. I am interested in learning about the different animals that live in the place where I was born. Before we start with today’s animal, I want to emphasize that biological classification as understood by western society has its roots
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77: Brazilian Free-Tailed Bat (aka the Mexican Free-Tailed Bat)
One of the most abundant mammals in North America
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76: Mountain Whitefish
One of two salmonids native to Colorado (the other one is the Cutthroat Trout)