Wildlife can live and thrive in urban environments. Many species have successfully adapted in Huntsville and can be seen throughout the area. A sampling includes:
- Coyotes, foxes and bobcats prey on small animals such as rodents.
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Wildlife can live and thrive in urban environments. Many species have successfully adapted in Huntsville and can be seen throughout the area. A sampling includes:
- Coyotes, foxes and bobcats prey on small animals such as rodents.
- Omnivores such as raccoons and skunks mainly come out at night. Recently, the armadillo joins these other omnivores in north Alabama as common urban wildlife seen by citizens. Opossums eat both rodents and plants.
- Rabbits and deer are herbivores and can be seen foraging in the early morning and evening. Shy of humans, deer are often spotted as a mother with fawns or a lone buck creeping t