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American beaver - Physical Characteristics
No sexual dimorphism
American beaver - weight
16-30kg
American beaver - length
1.0-1.2 km
American beaver - population status
abundant and increasing
American beaver - reproductive strategy
Monogamous
American beaver - sexual maturity
2 years old
American beaver - peak breeding
Nov-March
American beaver - gestation length
106 days
American beaver - litter size
3-4
American beaver - number of litters/year
1
American beaver - food habits
inner bark and leaves of trees and herbaceous vegetation
American beaver - home range
size varies based on body of water, usually no more than ½ mile long
American black bear - physical characteristics
apparent sexual dimorphism
American black bear - weight
males: 115-270kg
females: 90-140kg
American black bear - length
1.5-1.7m
American black bear - population status
only few breeding bears in southwestern AL
American black bear - reproductive strategy
Polygynous
American black bear - sexual maturity
2-8 years
American black bear - breeding season
June-July; delayed implantation until Oct-Nov
American black bear - gestation length
60-70 days
American black bear - litter size
1-3
American black bear - litters/year
one litter every 1-3 years
American black bear - food habits
Omnivore; varies seasonally
American black bear - Home range
1,000-22,000 ha
Bobcat - physical characteristics
sexual dimorphism apparent
Bobcat - weight
Males: 10-25kg
Females: 5-20kg
Bobcat - length
Males: 500-1200mm
Females: 450-1100mm
Bobcat - population status
stable to increasing in SE
Bobcat - reproductive strategy
Polygamous
Bobcat - sexual maturity
1-2 years old
Bobcat - breeding peak
Jan-Feb
Bobcat - gestation length
62 days
Bobcat - litter size
3-4
Bobcat - litters/year
1
Bobcat - food habits
opportunistic carnivores
Bobcat - home range size
300-5,000 ha
Brown bear - physical characteristics
males 8%-10% larger
Brown bear - weight
males: 389kg
females: 207kg
Brown bear - length
1.28 m
Brown bear - population status
some populations endangered
Brown bear - reproductive strategy
Polygamous
Brown bear - sexual maturity
2½ - 4 years old
Brown bear - peak breeding
May-July
Brown bear - gestation length
7-9 months
Brown bear - litter size
1-2
Brown bear - litters/year
1 a year if young die, 1 every 2 years if young survive
Brown bear - food habits
omnivores
Brown bear - home range size
75-400 sq km
Cougar - physical characteristics
Males are significantly heavier
Cougar - weight
Males: 60kg
Females: 40kg
Cougar - length
Males: 1,270mm
Females: 1,140mm
Cougar - population status
Florida panther and eastern cougar are critically endangered; parent species is near threatened
Cougar - reproductive strategy
polygamous
Cougar - sexual maturity
2-3 years old
Cougar - breeding peak
year-round, peaks in spring/summer
Cougar - gestation length
82-98 days
Cougar - litter size
1-4
Cougar - litters/year
1 litter every 2-3 years
Cougar - food habits
nocturnal carnivores
Cougar - home range size
150-750 sq km
Eastern Cottontail - physical characteristics
no significant sexual dimorphism
Eastern Cottontail - weight
80-1500g
Eastern Cottontail - length
400-475mm
Eastern Cottontail - population status
widest distribution of any of the cottontails but change in land-use has caused decline
Eastern Cottontail - reproductive strategy
polygamous
Eastern Cottontail - sexual maturity
5 months
Eastern Cottontail - peak breeding
Jan-Sep in AL
Eastern Cottontail - gestation length
28 days
Eastern Cottontail - litter size
3-4
Eastern Cottontail - litters/year
4-7
Eastern Cottontail - food habits
Herbivore; varies seasonally
Eastern Cottontail - home range size
1-3 ha
Fox squirrel - physical characteristics
no sexual dimorphism
Fox squirrel - weight
1000g
Fox squirrel - length
450-700mm
Fox squirrel - population status
southern populations have declined due to fire suppression and longleaf ecosystem decline
Fox squirrel - reproductive strategy
promiscuous
Fox squirrel - sexual maturity
8 months
Fox squirrel - peak breeding season
Dec-March/May-Aug
Fox squirrel - Gestation length
44 days
Fox squirrel - litter size
2-4
Fox squirrel - litters/year
2
Fox squirrel - food habits
hard and soft mast, buds, bark, insects, fungi
Fox squirrel - home range size
1-3 ha
Gray fox - Physical characteristics
no significant sexual dimorphism
Gray fox - weight
3-7kg
Gray fox - length
800-1,130mm
Gray fox - population status
not of special concern
Gray fox - reproductive strategy
monogamous
Gray fox - sexual maturity
10 months
Gray fox - peak of breeding season
Feb-May
Gray fox - gestation length
51-63 days
Gray fox - litter size
4-6
Gray fox - litters/year
1
Gray fox - food habits
Omnivore
Gray fox - home range size
2-5 sq km
Gray squirrel - Physical Characteristics
No sexual dimorphism
Gray squirrel - weight
350-750g
Gray squirrel - length
375-525mm
Gray squirrel - population status
Stable