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Badger


Big brown bat


Black bear


Beaver


Bobcat


Mountain cottontail

Deer mouse


Elk / Wapiti


Fisher


Red fox


House mouse


Yellow-bellied marmot

Marten


Mule deer


Northern river otter


Porcupine


Desert kangaroo rat


Water shrew


Striped skunk


Uinta ground squirrel


Water vole


Long-tailed weasel


White-tailed deer


Wolverine

Cougar / Mountain lion