What types of animals roam the central plains in Texas?

There's just too many to name, not mention all the road kill. I definitely recommend just looking on wikipedia for this. read more

There’s just too many to name, not mention all the road kill. I definitely recommend just looking on wikipedia for this. If you can’t find anything for that start looking at specific central regions of texas (like the hill country vs. central plains). read more

Animals that live in the central plains of Texas include the armadillo, badger, various species of bats, the coyote, beavers, deer, gophers and javelinas. Some species of animals, such as bison, used to be widespread, but are now confined to small areas. read more

Smaller mammals, such as rodents and mustelids (badgers and weasels), also live in north central Texas. Two species of rabbits, eastern cottontail and desert cottontail, are also found in the plains of Texas' north central region. In the wetlands area, wildlife watchers may see American beavers, nutrias, minks, raccoons and Virginia opossums. read more