Cuticle: thin, black, scales point to the left Cortex: gray, average, transparent Medula: multiple black dots Interesting Fact: Cats shed very easily so their hair can be found on many different surfaces.

Cuticle: Light tan Cortex: Light brown Medulla: Dark brown

Interesting Fact: They do not eat grass and they have no front top teeth. Medulla : Broken up into smaller pieces all the way through Cuticle: Dark, Thick Cortex: Transparent, Thick, grayish color

cortex cuticle medulla Rabbits eat their own night droppings called cecotropes Interesting Fact:

Medulla: Consistent straight line Cortex: Transparent, tan color Cuticle: Thin, dark brown Scales: Petal Interesting fact: Minks are very agile in water, as well as active on land

Cuticle: gray/outermost portion Cortex: light brown/surrounds medulla Medulla: dark brown/center portion Interesting Fact: A one-year-old dog is physically as mature as a 15 year-old human.

Medulla: Center. White Cuticle: Edge of hair. clear Cortex: Center. Brown. thick Rat facts: ~Rats have poor vision. ~A red or pink eyed rat weaves its head side to side to add "motion" to see better. ~Don't see in color. ~Rats don't have thumbs.

Cuticle: light clear part Medulla: dark center part Cortex: surrounds the medulla and cuticle, thin black line Interesting Fact: they are a member of the dog family

CORTEX MEDULA CUTICLE INTERESTING FACT: A skunk can spray as far away as 12 feet and as many as 8 times.

Black Bear - Medulla- ragged, cracked looking, thick - Cortex- black, thin - Cuticle- jagged, thin, black - Interesting fact: - A black bear standing on its hind legs is not about to charge; it is merely attempting to see and smell whatever it is that has piqued its curiosity.

Medulla - dark brown, thin, no dots Cortex - light brown, speckled Cuticle - grey, semi- transparent Interesting Fact: The adult raccoon can weigh up to 21 pounds, although the largest ever recorded was 61 pounds