PresentationAnimals of New York City
Explore the different animals found in the city of New York
Animals of New York City
New York City is action packed, with lots to do and see!
New York City is full of animals
New Yorkers share their streets, backyards and parks with hundreds of species of wild animals. The city's wildlife searches for food, shelter, and places to raise their families.
You may see a hawk sitting at your bus stop, or deer and coyotes strolling through your local park.
They are New Yorkers, too!
Pigeons
Pigeons are so intelligent.
They recognise letters in the alphabet.
Raccoons
Raccoons are nocturnal.
They wake at night and sleep during the day.
Coyotes
Coyotes make high yipping sounds.
These get louder and faster when hunting prey.
Rats
New York City rats like to burrow, nest, and hide in soft dirt.
They live in families of 30 to 50 rats.
Red Tailed Hawks
Red Tail Hawks nest in places around the city.
They are often seen hunting in central park.
The Rarest New Yorkers
New York City is home to rare animal species too.
Their biggest threats are habitat loss and climate change.
Leopard Frogs
Now found in only a handful of places in New York City.
They are spotty and have a unique ‘chuck’ like call.
American Eels
These slippery looking creatures can travel long distances.
They travel from the Atlantic Coast upstream to freshwater.
Bald Eagles
Bald eagles nest close to water sources.
They eat fish and more fish.
Look up to see nests in the tallest trees!
Diamondback Terrapins
Terrapins can be found all along the east coast.
They love marshes and shallow water.
Challenge time!
Can you find these New York City animals hiding in the Earth Cubs app?
See how quickly you can find them!
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