Species Profiles:

Endangered Mammals of North America**

Mammals | Birds | Reptiles | Amphibians | Fishes | Insects | Arachnids
Worms | Clams | Crustaceans | Snails | Corals, Jellyfish, and Sea Anemones

**Hawaiian endangered species are listed separately.

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Mammals
Common Name	Range ***
Amargosa Vole	California
American Bison	Canada
Bighorn Sheep	California
Brown Bear	China (Tibet), Italy, Mexican Holarctic
Cougar	North and Central America
Giant Kangaroo Rat	California
Gray Wolf	Mexico, United States
Hualapai Mexican Vole	Arizona
Jaguar	Arizona, California, Central and South America, Louisiana, Mexico, New Mexico, Texas
Jaguarundi	Arizona, Costa Rica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Texas
Mantled Howler Monkey	Mexico to South America
Margay	Central and South America, Mexico
Mexican Bobcat	Central Mexico
Ocelot	USA (Arizona, Texas) to Central and South America
Pygmy Rabbit	USA - Columbia Basin DPS
Red Wolf	USA (SE US, west to central Texas)
Steller Sea-lion	Alaska, California, Canada, North Pacific Ocean, Oregon, Russia, Washington
Townsend's Big-eared Bat	Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Virginia, West Virginia
Vaquita	Mexico (Gulf of California)
West Indian Manatee	Caribbean Sea, South America, Southeastern USA
More endangered creatures in North America: Mammals | Birds | Reptiles | Amphibians | Fishes | Insects | Arachnids Worms | Clams | Crustaceans | Snails | Corals, Jellyfish, and Sea Anemones

**Hawaiian endangered species are listed separately.

***What mammals are listed here?:

The North America section of this site lists the folllowing mammals appearing on select endangered species lists:

• Mammals that dwell in or migrate to any part of the North American continent, except Hawaii, which has its own section.
• Mammals of Greenland and adjacent Atlantic islands.
• Mammals of the Mexican Holarctic.
• Mammals of the Gulf of Maine.

In some cases, the creatures listed in this section may also be found on other continents or in other areas, which is why you may see additional areas noted in the range column.