30 Obscure Animals That Wander The United States

 Hellbender Salamander: The largest salamander in North America, found in clean, fast-moving streams.

Eastern Spotted Skunk: A smaller and more elusive cousin of the common skunk, known for its unique pattern.

 Red Wolf: A critically endangered species that once roamed the southeastern U.S., now mostly found in North Carolina.

 American Marten: A small, tree-dwelling mammal of the weasel family, found in northern forests.

 Black-footed Ferret: A rare, nocturnal predator that preys primarily on prairie dogs.

 Florida Panther: A subspecies of the cougar, found only in the forests and swamps of southern Florida.

 Ocelot: A small, elusive wild cat found in the dense brushlands of South Texas.

Alligator Snapping Turtle: One of the heaviest freshwater turtles, found primarily in the southeastern United States.

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