Ohio here, and we have both the black bear's, and the mountain lion's. Just about any northern state, has mountain lion's, black bear's, coyote's, and wolves. While, it's more in the northern mid-west, to north western state's, that have the grizzly bear's, and in the northern mid-western state's, can have both black bear's, and grizzly bear's, as the 2 bear's are very similar, with how they prefer wooded area's, and their eating, sleeping, and other habit's. Now, with your question about if they come into the cities, or not? Yes, they actually do, especially the wolves & coyote's, along with some black bear's, and grizzly bear's, and last, but not least, the mountain lion's also adventure into cities from time-to-time, as well. Here in my hometown, in NE Ohio, we have had a few show up in our town(Kind of a small city), as well. And, we have had a lot of deer show up, along with the coyote's and wolves. They normally tend to stay away, as they are all skittish around human's, and would rather hide out in the forest area's, instead...

Arizona, USA here. Black bears are huge! I'm honestly more scared of either a Gila Monster or a Scorpion. Love your reactions!!!

Coyotes live in the city, too. People in Dallas and Ft. Worth see them all the time. I live in a small town west of Ft. Worth, and we hear them all the time. We see them once in awhile. Coyotes aren't very dangerous to people. They are hard on livestock, and small pets. Thanks for the info, and God bless you!

New Jersey did not have black bears because they were hunted to extension, But about 10-15 years or more ago they brought in some black bears and released them back into the wild in New Jersey. Now we have a few black bears.😎

Uhhh .. South Carolina here. What happened to states starting with T (Texas, Tennessee), U (Utah), V (Vermont), W (Wyoming, West Virginia, Wisconsin) ??

In Illinois, the largest predator is the "dazzling urbanite."

They're talking about wild animals, not zoos. The USA has plenty of space where there aren't many humans. Gators, keep your distance, assume any body of water in those states mentioned has gators in it. It may not but best to be safe. Do not feed the gators, or mess with them. I've seen one in person before. The black bear is a fairly large animal, the other predators that were the largest in their states are larger than the black bear. Fortunately black bears tend to fear humans, as long as people don't feed them. Mountain Lions are also widespread in the western US, but they're smaller than bears. They range from Canada to Argentina. A video with most numerous predator might be interesting, they'd likely have to exclude insects like wasps or mosquitoes. Wolves don't make the list because of larger predators, but there are states with them. Florida has alligators, crocodiles, black bears, coyotes, venomous snakes, and mountain lions. I'm not sure if that includes all the native predatory animals. Edit: Some bears have figured out how door handles work.

All the animals are wild animals. They live in the wilderness and forest in the United States. Alligators prefer swamp areas.

They are counting animals in the wild .. not in zoos

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