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Answer
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National bird of the United States
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Bald eagle
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Bird that Benjamin Franklin thought should have been chosen instead
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Turkey
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Animal that was electrocuted in 1903, which people wrongly blame on Thomas Edison
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Elephant
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State animal of California, even though the last one was shot in 1922
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California grizzly
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Early French traders sought pelts from this animal
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Beaver
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Animal wrongly blamed for starting the Great Chicago Fire
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Cow
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Hunting this animal was an important way of life for the Plains Indians
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Bison
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Davy Crockett is often depicted wearing a cap made from this animal
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Raccoon
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Animal that said "nevermore" in the famous poem
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Raven
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Prehistoric big cat, also known as a Smilodon, which was preserved in the La Brea tar pits
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Sabre-toothed cat
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Just 27 of these huge birds remained in 1987, but now there are more than 500
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California condor
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Animal depicted on the Gadsden Flag which said "don't tread on me"
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Rattlesnake
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Animal that NASA sent into space in 1961
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Chimpanzee
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Nickname of Theodore Roosevelt's political party in 1912: Bull _____
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Moose
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Type of whale which sank the whaleship Essex in 1820, the inspiration for "Moby-Dick"
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Sperm whale
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Once numbering in the billions, this bird went extinct in 1914
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Passenger pigeon
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"Sea-Monkeys", popularized in the 1960s, are actually this type of creature
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Brine shrimp
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Mark Twain story: "The Celebrated Jumping ___ of Calaveras County"
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Frog
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Fish that formed a large part of the diet of the Coast Salish people of the Puget Sound
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Salmon
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Today it's a treat, but in colonial days this "cockroach of the sea" was fed to indentured servants and prisoners
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Lobster
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