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Animal Gallery
Mammals
Proximity to the cooler, higher environment of the San Juan Mountains meant the Ancestral Puebloans who lived at Chimney Rock had access to more and larger wild game than people in other areas of the Chacoan world.

Enjoy this gallery of common mammals in the Chimney Rock National Monument:

Black Bear
Black Bear
Mountain Bobcat
Mountain Bobcat

Mule Deer
Mule Deer

Elk
Elk
Elk
Elk

Red Fox
Red Fox
Prairie Dog
Prairie Dog

Reptiles
The biologically rich mountain zone of Chimney Rock sported a variety of wildlife during habitation by the Ancestral Puebloans. Many of these native/wild species are still evident today.

Enjoy this gallery of common reptiles in the Chimney Rock National Monument:

Prairie Rattlesnake
Prairie Rattlesnake
Bull Snake
Bull Snake

Collared Lizard
Collared Lizard
Horned Lizard
Horned Lizard
Learn More
  Prehistory
    -Chimney Rock
    -Chaco Phenomenon
    -Archaeoastronomy
    -Major Lunar Standstill
    -Prehistoric Chronology
  Excavation and Research
    -Structures
    -Excavation/Stabilization
    -Preserve For The Future
    -Preservation Is The Law
    -Communication With Chaco
    -Modern Chronology
    -Artifacts
    -Artifact Gallery
  Natural History
    -Wildflowers
    -Cacti And Grasses
    -Trees And Shrubs
    Arrow GraphicAnimal Gallery
    -Birds of Chimney Rock
    -Geology
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  Suggested Reading
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