Largest Animals and Conservation in the US

The video explores the largest animals found in each US state, focusing on species like the American Bison, Moose, American Alligator, Northern Elephant Seal, Elk, and Gray Seal. It highlights their populations, habitats, and unique characteristics, providing insights into the diversity of large wildlife across the United States.

What is the primary focus of the introduction section?

• Discussing the habitats of animals

• Highlighting the diversity and size of large animals across the US

• Explaining the conservation efforts for endangered species

• Listing the smallest animals in each state

Which animal is the largest in Alabama?

• Moose

• American Bison

• Northern Elephant Seal

• American Alligator

What is notable about the American Bison in Colorado?

• They are extinct in the state

• They have been conserved since the 1910s

• They are the smallest population in the US

• They are primarily found in urban areas

Which state has the largest population of American Alligators?

• South Carolina

• Louisiana

• Georgia

• Florida

What is the largest animal in Hawaii?

• Hawaiian Monk Seal

• Elk

• American Bison

• Gray Seal

Which animal is the largest in Maine?

• American Alligator

• Elk

• Moose

• Northern Elephant Seal

What is the largest animal in New York?

• Elk

• Gray Seal

• Moose

• American Bison

Which animal is most dominant in the New England region?

• American Alligator

• American Bison

• Moose

• Northern Elephant Seal

What is the largest animal in Washington state?

• American Bison

• Moose

• Northern Elephant Seal

• Bigfoot

Which animal is noted for its significant size, weighing up to 5,000 lbs?

• American Alligator

• American Bison

• Moose

• Northern Elephant Seal