What is michigan's state animal?

Michigan's state animal is the white-tailed deer. The white-tailed deer became the state animal after a group of fourth-graders campaigned to include it as an official state symbol in 1997. This animal provided for settlers and Native Americans throughout the history of Michigan. read more

Michigan’s state animal is the white-tailed deer. The white-tailed deer became the state animal after a group of fourth-graders campaigned to include it as an official state symbol in 1997. This animal provided for settlers and Native Americans throughout the history of Michigan. read more

Michigan doesn't have a sea animal, it doesn't border the ocean. The state fish is the Brook Trout and the state reptile is the painted turtle. read more

Michigan state historical society: Historical Society of Michigan United States quarter dollar - Michigan 2004 Although Michigan has not adopted a state beverage, most Michigan natives claim that Vernors, a ginger flavored soda, is the state's unofficial beverage due to its wide use to ease common illnesses such as an upset stomach and sore throat other than for normal consumption. read more