Meet The Mammals Of The States With Pop Ups

Have you ever wondered what unique mammal species can be found in each state across the United States? Well, we have compiled a list of fascinating mammals that are native to specific states. These creatures are not only intriguing but have also captured the attention of wildlife enthusiasts and researchers alike.

Alabama - Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes)

The Red Fox is known for its intelligence and adaptability, which allows it to thrive in various habitats across Alabama. This mammal has a beautiful, reddish-brown fur coat, making it a delight to spot in the wild.

Alabama is home to the charming Red Fox. This highly adaptable creature can inhabit a wide range of environments, including forests, suburban areas, and even urban landscapes. Its reddish-brown coat provides excellent camouflage amidst the autumnal foliage of the state. The Red Fox is an intelligent species that thrives on a diverse diet, including small mammals, birds, fruits, and vegetables.

My 50 States - Book 2: Meet the Mammals of the States with Pop-Ups

by Wise Child Books(Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	59398 KB
Lending	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Print length	:	28 pages

FREE

Alaska - Brown Bear (Ursus arctos)

The Brown Bear is the largest land predator in Alaska and showcases an incredible presence in the diverse Alaskan wilderness.

Alaska, known for its rugged wilderness, is home to the majestic Brown Bear. This awe-inspiring mammal is the largest land predator in the state. With their immense size and power, Brown Bears roam the mountains, forests, and coastal regions of Alaska. Spotting a Brown Bear in its natural habitat can be both exhilarating and humbling, providing a rare glimpse into the wonders of the Alaskan wildlife.

Arizona - Coyote (Canis latrans)

Known for its cunning nature and adaptability, the Coyote is a resilient mammal found in Arizona's desert and grassland areas.

When you think of the arid landscapes of Arizona, the resilient Coyote often comes to mind. Adapted to survive in harsh conditions, this intelligent mammal roams the desert and grasslands, searching for prey or scavenging for food. Coyotes are known for their iconic howls, filling the night air with a sense of mystery.

My 50 States - Book 2: Meet the Mammals of the States with Pop-Ups

by Wise Child Books(Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	59398 KB
Lending	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Print length	:	28 pages

FREE

This fixed layout e-book is like an activity game with pop-ups. It shows your child the location of each state, its official mammal, as well as the alphabetical order of the states. This is done in two parts.

In Part 1, your child interacts with a map of the states. Here is how it works. Each two-page spread has an outline map with two states highlighted in different colors. Tapping twice on one of them activates a pop-up showing the name and picture of the mammal, plus the name of the state. Tapping twice again hides the pop-up. By simply tapping (or clicking) on the screen your child learns the location of all the states in and their adopted mammals.

(Note: Close all pop-ups before turning the page. If a one is left open, the next page will have an open pop-up. On a Kindle Fire, tapping on the second state should open a new pop-up and close the first one at the same time.)

In Part 2, your child sees the alphabetical order of the 50 states. Here is how it works. Each of the pop-ups from Part 1 is now on its own two-page spread. They are presented alphabetically from Alabama to Wyoming. There is no tapping here, just flip the pages from state to state. The map at the end of the book shows the two-letter postal abbreviations for the states.

With this book your child has two options for learning, or playing, either alone or with a playmate.