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Arizona's state animal?
The state animal of Arizona is the ringtail, also known as the ringtail cat.
Why is the ringtail Arizona's state mammal?
Because there are many of them in Arizona.
What is Arizona's state mammal?
The Ring-tailed Cat.Ringtail cat
When did phoenix become arizonas state capital?
1912
What is Arizonas state tree?
arizonas state tree is a palo verde it true !!!! deshhhfru
Why is the ring tailed cat Arizonas state mammal?
Because the state government decreed it so. For the reasons why they chose to do that, you would have to look at the proceedings of the state Congress at the time that measure was passed.
What is arizonas state drink?
There are no state drinks.
What is Arizonas state fossil?
shark
Who was arizonas state hero?
bob flectmen
What is Arizona's state muffin?
Arizonas state muffin is the chocolate chip muffin!
What is the name of Arizonas bird?
The state bird of Arizona is the Cactus Wren.
When did the Texas longhorn become Texas' state large mammal?
in 1881
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