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US State Mammals

Can you guess the official state mammals of US states?
Source: Wikipedia list of US state mammals
Many states have multiple state animals. A clue as to the type of animal is provided.
General animal names are accepted except for BEARS and WHALES. Those groups need the specific type or bear or whale.
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State
Type
Answer
Alabama
Land
American Black Bear
Alaska
Land
Moose
Alaska
Marine
Bowhead Whale
Alaska
Domesticated
Alaskan Malamute
Arizona
Land
Ring-tailed Cat
Arkansas
Land
White-tailed Deer
California
Land
California Grizzly Bear
California
Marine
Gray Whale
Colorado
Land
Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep
Connecticut
Marine
Sperm Whale
Delaware
Land
Grey Fox
Florida
Land
Florida Panther
Florida
Marine
Manatee
Florida
Marine
Porpoise/Dolphin
Florida
Domesticated
Cracker Horse
Georgia
Marine
Right Whale
Hawaii
Land/Marine
Hawaiian Monk Seal
Hawaii
Marine
Humpback Whale
Idaho
Domesticated
Appaloosa Horse
Illinois
Land
White-tailed Deer
Kansas
Land
American Bison
Kentucky
Land
Gray Squirrel
Kentucky
Domesticated
Thoroughbred
Louisiana
Land
Black Bear
Louisiana
Domesticated
Catahoula Leopard Dog
Maine
Land
Moose
Maine
Domesticated
Maine Coon
Maryland
Domesticated
Thoroughbred
Maryland
Domesticated
Chesapeake Bay Retriever
Maryland
Domesticated
Calico Cat
Massachusetts
Marine
Right Whale
Massachusetts
Domesticated
Morgan Horse
Massachusetts
Domesticated
Tabby Cat
Massachusetts
Domesticated
Boston Terrier
Michigan
Land
White-tailed Deer
Mississippi
Land
White-tailed Deer
Mississippi
Marine
Bottlenosed Dolphin
Missouri
Domesticated
Missouri Mule
Missouri
Domesticated
Missouri Fox Trotting Horse
Montana
Land
Grizzly Bear
Nebraska
Land
White-tailed Deer
Nevada
Land
Desert Bighorn Sheep
State
Type
Answer
New Hampshire
Land
White-tailed Deer
New Hampshire
Domesticated
Chinook
New Jersey
Domesticated
Horse
New Mexico
Land
American Black Bear
New York
Land
Beaver
North Carolina
Land
Gray Squirrel
North Carolina
Domesticated
Plott Hound
North Dakota
Domesticated
Nokota Horse
Ohio
Land
White-tailed Deer
Oklahoma
Land
Bison
Oklahoma
Land
White-tailed Deer
Oklahoma
Land
Raccoon
Oregon
Land
American Beaver
Pennsylvania
Land
White-tailed Deer
Pennsylvania
Domesticated
Great Dane
South Carolina
Land
White-tailed Deer
South Carolina
Marine
Bottlenose Dolphin
South Carolina
Marine
Right Whale
South Carolina
Domesticated
Boykin Spaniel
South Carolina
Domesticated
Marsh Tacky
South Carolina
Domesticated
Mule
South Dakota
Land
Coyote
Tennessee
Land
Raccoon
Tennessee
Domesticated
Tennessee Walking Horse
Texas
Land
Nine-banded Armadillo
Texas
Land/Air
Mexican Free-tailed Bat
Texas
Domesticated
Texas Longhorn
Texas
Domesticated
Blue Lacy
Texas
Domesticated
American Quarter Horse
Utah
Land
Rocky Mountain Elk
Vermont
Domesticated
Morgan Horse
Virginia
Land/Air
Virginia Big-Eared Bat
Virginia
Domesticated
American Foxhound
Washington
Land
Olympic Marmot
Washington
Marine
Orca
West Virginia
Land
Black Bear
Wisconsin
Land
Badger
Wisconsin
Land
White-tailed Deer
Wisconsin
Domesticated
Dairy Cow
Wisconsin
Domesticated
American Water Spaniel
Wyoming
Land
Bison
cpgatbyu
+1
Level 83
Jun 11, 2014
Since 90% got dairy cow but only 30% got Texas Longhorn, it looks like "cattle" is not generic either.
Kestrana
+1
Level 60
Jun 11, 2014
The term cattle actually works for Texas Longhorn but not for Cow. In my experience Cattle refers to cows who are being raised for meat and hide. Cattle generally doesn't refer to dairy cows.
bitterblue
+1
Level 57
Jan 26, 2017
new hampshire is also a white tailed deer
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