What animals live in the mixed forests of north america? what animals live in the deciduous forests of north america?

The mixed forest zone does not form a continuous strip; it has a milder climate. It is inhabited by both large and small mammals: bears, wild boars, moose, wolves, foxes, deer, skunks, possums, muskrats, raccoon, weasel, squirrel

To the south of the mixed forests in the eastern part of the mainland, there is a zone of deciduous forests. Predators, ungulates, rodents, insectivores are representatives of the fauna of this zone. There are animals that are characteristic only of the deciduous forest zone: the baribal black bear, the Virginia deer or the white-tailed deer. The number of American species in this zone includes the lop-eared harrier and wild turkeys. Several species of hummingbirds have penetrated and live from the south.