Montana+Wildlife

﻿ ﻿**Wildlife**
Montana has an impressive wildlife. It has greater variety of wildlife than any other state. If you like to see the wildlife you can go to Glacier National Park, Yellowstone National Park or you can visit one of the many wildlife refuges. You also can watch a lot of interesting wild animals if you only walk around and have a view of unfrozen lakes and rivers. There you can sometimes see ducks, Canadian geese, swans or bald eagles.

Other wild animals which are found in Montana are horses, bears, deer, elk, moose, wolves, bat, frogs, salamanders, turtles, alligators, boas and vipers. Also these wild animals are found in Montana: quails, loons, pelicans, cranes, falcons, hummingbirds, wrens, sparrows and eagles.

The Grizzly Bears are a species of bears which are inhabited very often in Montana. These bears are large brown bears and are found in cool mountain forest and river valleys. These mammals can run up to 56kph for short bursts. Grizzlies are a threatened species. They are up to 2.1 meter long and weigh up to 680kg. Females are smaller than males. Grizzly Bears eat roots, berries, plants, fish, small mammals and large insects.

Montana has an own organization of conservation. It is called MWF. This means Montana Wildlife Federation. This organization was founded in 1935. It protects and enhances Montana’s wildlife, waters, land, fair chase hunting and fishing heritage.

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Maximilian Lamers