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Many animals share the prairie. Prairie animals: badger, beaver, blackfooted ferret, bobcat, bi- son/buffalo, cottontail rabbit, coyote, elk, fox, ground squirrel, jackrabbit, kangaroo rat, moun- tain lion, muskrat, porcupine, prairie dog, pronghorn deer, raccoon, squirrel, vole, white-tailed
Many prairie plants, including grasses that cover prairies, have adapted over thousands of years to droughts, fire, and grazing animals. Some of the many adaptations that prairie plants have made are:1  The growing point of many prairie plants is underground, where it can survive fire and regrow. 2  Prairie grasses have narrow leaves that lose less water to evaporation than broad, flat leaves lose. Prairie grasses have narrow leaves that lose less water to evaporation than broad, flat leaves lose. 2  Prairie plants have roots that extend downward for as much as 3.5 meters and form networks to absorb moisture during dry periods. 3  Brightly colored flowers attract pollinators such as bees, wasps, and birds.