American wildlife encompasses a diverse range of species found across the United States, including mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians. Iconic animals such as the bald eagle, American bison, and grizzly bear are often associated with the country's natural heritage. Various ecosystems, from forests and wetlands to deserts and mountains, provide habitats for these creatures. Conservation efforts play a crucial role in protecting American wildlife. Organizations and government agencies work to preserve habitats and manage populations of endangered species like the Florida panther and California condor. National parks and wildlife refuges serve as safe havens, allowing both wildlife and visitors to thrive in these natural environments.