1. Information: (Picture goes below)  Common Name: tiger  Scientific name tiger is Panthera  Habitat: corner of India.  Tigers can live in a variety of habitat types and climatic conditions, but require sufficient cover, year-round access to water, and a steady supply of large prey. They usually reside in the snow-covered taiga of Siberia and surrounding areas  Favorite Meal:  Other Fun Facts: A tiger can have 7 cubs but they usully have 3 or 4  Tiger

2. Information: (Picture goes below)  Common Name: cougar  Scientific Name:  mountain lion is Puma concolor.  Habitat: Mountain lions live in the western regions of North American from Canada down to Central America. The mountain lion stays alone. Their home range can cover more than 100 square miles.  Favorite Meal: The White tailed and mule deer.

3. Information: (Picture goes below) Common Name: White tailed deer Scientific Name: Caribou Habitat: In the forest Favorite Meal: Deer are browsers, feeding mostly on woody vegetation, including twigs and leaves of shrubs and trees, includingornamentals. They also forage on crops, especially corn. Because they eat little grass, they tend not to compete seriously with livestock or elk. Other Fun Facts: There are two species of deer in Colorado. Mule deer "mulies" have rope-like tails, evenly forked antlers and extravagant ears. White- tails have smaller

4. Information: (Picture goes below)  Common Name: Bald Eagle  Scientific Name:  Haliaeetus leucocephalus  Habitat:Bald eagles are seldom seen far from water - large rivers, lakes and seacoasts.  Favorite Meal:In addition to fish (self-caught or stolen from other birds)  Other Fun Facts: The bald eagle – so named because of its white head – is found only in North America and is one of the continent’s largest birds of prey. Here in the United

5. Information: (Picture goes below)  Common Name:  Scientific Name: Taxidea taxus  Habitat:  Badgers are animals of open country. Their oval burrows (ten inches across and four to six inches high) are familiar features of grasslands on sandy or loamy soils of the eastern plains or shrub  Favorite Meal:  Badgers eat mostly burrowing rodents, such as ground squirrels and pocket gophers, which they dig up during evening or early morning. They also eat nestling birds and rabbits, as well as insects. When frozen ground protects burrowing rodents from attack, badgers turn to mice. In especially cold weather, badgers may simply retreat to their burrow to sleep.