Wildlife is abundant within the additions. Numerous sage birds and other small animals thrive in the foothills including reptiles, rodents, and insects. Jackrabbits are particularly common, and can often be seen darting through the sagebrush. Numerous springs and ample sagebrush throughout the additions create an ideal habitat for sage grouse. Large raptors can frequently be spotted thermalling and soaring high above the cliffs and ridges of this region. Rugged cliffs and rock formations provide excellent roosting and perching opportunities for these magnificent birds. Large mammals are also present in this area. Antelope and mule deer are particularly common, roaming the hills both singularly and in small groups or herds. Big horn sheep also call these craggy mountains home, and can occasionally be spotted throughout the area. In addition, coyotes, mountain lions, and other predatory animals live in the area.