List of Temperate Forest Animals

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© Jakob Radlgruber - Fotolia.com	Temperate Forest Some of the widest range of climates are found in the temperate forests of the world. Temperate forests can be either deciduous or evergreen. Deciduous forests contain primarily trees which lose their leaves in the winter. In the past there were more deciduous forests, but many of these forests were cleared to make land for growing crops. Temperate forests are the home to a large amount of wildlife, but they do not have as many different animal species as tropical forests. More temperate forest information
Animals of the Temperate Forest
Temperate Forest Animals Accentor African Buffalo American Black Bear Anole Ant Asian Black Bear Badger Bandicoot Barbet Bat Bee Bee-eater Beetle Bettong Bird Bird-of-paradise Bison Boa Brown Bear Bushshrike Butterfly Buzzard Caecilian Cardinal Caterpillar Centipede Chameleon Chipmunk Cicada Clouded Leopard Coati Cockatoo Cockroach Common Genet Copperhead Cougar Coyote Crane Fly Cricket Crow Cuckoo Deer Deer Mouse Dhole Dingo Dinosaur Dormouse Eagle Echidna Elk Emu Finch Fisher Flea Flowerpecker Fly Fox Frog Frogmouth Garter Snake Gecko Giant Panda Giant Tortoise Groundhog Grouse Guanaco Hawk Hedgehog Helmetshrike Himalayan Tahr Kangaroo Koala Ladybug Macaw Mouse Newt Numbat Old World Flycatcher Owl Pangolin Possum Python Quoll Raccoon Raccoon dog Red Panda Sloth Bear Squirrel Starling Stick Bug Tarantula Tasmanian Devil Thornbill Tiger Tit Toad Tortoise Turaco Turkey Turtle Tyrant Flycatcher Viper Vole Vulture Wallaby Warbler Wasp Waxwing Whistler Wildcat Wolf Wombat Woodchuck Woodpecker Worm Wren Yellowjacket

Temperate Forest Skyenimals Babbit Blunkes Burkey Buttle Capanda Catcoon Cear Centidog Chipodile Cougala Cowolf Deerolf Deranda Dragicorn Ela Fly Elebird Eledeer Flying Sqrat Fobbit Fobster Geccoon Grizzly Otter Owcoon Pandox Pegacorn Red Pigda Slobra Spiderfly Tursnake Unidog Wiger Wolanda Wolrd Wowl Zebracorn