Letter
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Hint
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Answer
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A
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See ya later, ___.
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alligator
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B
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previously much hunted for its meat and hide; the national mammal of the USA
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buffalo
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C
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commonly appears as a trickster character in Native American mythology
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coyote
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D
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rodent with large eyes, dark dorsal fur, and white abdominal fur
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deer mouse
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E
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flying rodent that roosts in trees, buildings, etc., but not in caves
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evening bat
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F
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often has pink or orange plumage due to its plankton diet
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flamingo
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G
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venomous desert-dwelling lizard
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gila monster
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H
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has the highest metabolism of all non-insect animals; drinks nectar
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hummingbird
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I
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tropical lizard with a spiny back and a "third eye"
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iguana
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J
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also called an eyra cat; has a spotless coat
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jaguarundi
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K
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big, furry hibernating carnivore named after an archipelago in Alaska
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Kodiak bear
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L
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popularly thought to commit suicide en masse by rushing over the edges of cliffs
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lemming
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M
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called an elk in Eurasia; bulls have large, thick antlers
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moose
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N
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sea mammal related to the beluga; has a single long "tusk"
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narwhal
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O
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wild cat with patterned fur; e.g. Babou on the TV show Archer
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ocelot
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P
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despite the name, it's a rodent, not a canine
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prairie dog
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Q
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hard-boiled eggs of this diminutive fowl are a common appetizer at cocktail parties
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quail
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R
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non-primate mammal with hand-like paws and a "mask"
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raccoon
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S
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victims of this animal's smelly spray are often advised to bathe in tomato juice
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skunk
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T
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often eaten on Thanksgiving Day in the USA
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turkey
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U
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spiny ocean critter that usually feeds on algae
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urchin
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V
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porpoise whose name means "little cow" in Spanish
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vaquita
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W
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a sneaky person is said to behave like this slinky mammal
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weasel
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X
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long-tailed ovenbird found in Mexico
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xenops
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Y
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small bat named after a fort in California
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yuma myotis
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Z
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species of tiny salamander found along the US east coast
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zigzag salamander
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