Animal Coloring Sheets

African Savannas • Herbivore

African Savannas • Carnivore

Forest • Omnivore

Tropical Forests • Herbivore

Pacific Coastlines • Carnivore

Wetlands • Omnivore

African Savannas • Herbivore

South American Coasts • Carnivore

Malaysian Rainforests • Carnivore

Grassland • Herbivore

Polar Bear nursery habitat • Special diet for young animals

Prairie dogs are primarily found in the grasslands of North America, particularly in the Great Plains region. Their habitat ranges from southern Canada to northern Mexico. They prefer open, flat areas with short grasses, which provide both food and visibility to spot predators. Prairie dogs require well-drained soil for their extensive burrow systems, which can be several meters deep and include multiple entrances. • Prairie dogs are herbivores, primarily feeding on grasses, herbs, and seeds. They forage for food during the day, often venturing out of their burrows to graze. Their diet can vary seasonally, with a preference for green vegetation in the spring and summer, and seeds and roots in the fall and winter. Prairie dogs play a significant role in their ecosystem by influencing plant community dynamics through their grazing habits.

Bamboo Forest • Omnivore

Madagascar Forest • Omnivore

Coastal • Carnivore

African grasslands and savannas • Herbivore

Tropical Forest • Carnivore

Tropical Forest • Herbivore

African Plains • Herbivore