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Obed Wild & Scenic River
Animals
 
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The grey fox is one of the mammals populating the Cumberland Plateau.
 

A variety of animals make the Obed and the surrounding areas their home throughout much of the year. Many of the animals can be spotted quite easily, while others are more difficult to view. Some of the animals are nocturnal, coming out only at night to hunt for food. The animals range in sizes from small fish like the bluegill to larger, fur-bearing animals like the whitetail deer.  Please note that many of the animals listed on the following pages do not represent a complete list of the animals that venture into the Obed. Please click on the respective links for a description of some of these unique animals.

Crayfish closeup.
Crayfish in Obed
13 species live in or near park's borders
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Ranger Programs
Ranger Programs
A variety of ranger programs are held throughout the year at the Obed Wild and Scenic River.
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Pets at the Obed
Leashed pets allowed in the park.
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Did You Know?

Did You Know?
Did you know that the Obed Wild and Scenic River teams up with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency to protect not only the Obed River but the adjacent Catoosa Wildlife Management Area?

Last Updated: September 07, 2011 at 12:15 MST