Mammals

Bryce Canyon's Furry Attractions
Bryce Canyon is home to 59 species of mammals. Mammals are classified as higher vertebrates that have hair and nourish their young with milk secreted by mammary glands. Viewing mammals is a favorite activity of another mammal we know as humans, and Bryce is a great place to see a lot of different kinds of mammals.

More information coming soon!

 

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  Mule Deer

  Odocoileus hemionus

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  Pronghorn

  Antilocapra americana

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  Golden-mantled Ground Squirrel

  Callospermophilus lateralis

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  Utah Prairie Dog

  Cynomys parvidens

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  Uinta Chipmunk

  Neotamias umbrinus

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  Mountain Lion

  Puma concolor

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  American Badger

  Taxidea taxus

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  American Black bear

  Ursus americanus

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  Bats

  Learn more about the bats of Bryce Canyon

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  Rocky Mountain Elk

  Cervus elaphus nelsoni

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  Other Mammals

  Rabbits, Weasels, Coyotes, Bobcats

 

Do Not Feed Wildlife

Do Not Feed Wildlife
Please remember that it is a violation of federal law to feed any wildlife in the park and surrounding areas. Be mindful that some of these animals may be seen on or near the roads and trails and should not be approached as they may be dangerous.