State Seal
The
official seal is in black and white. Learn more click
here. |
State Flower
The
state flower is the white blossom of the saguaro,
the largest cactus in the United States. Learn more click
here. |
State Tree
The
palo verde meaning "green stick" is
the state tree. Learn more click
here. |
State
Bird
Arizona's
state bird, the cactus wren, is brown with a
speckled chest. Learn more click
here. |
State Gem
A
gem is a precious stone, that means, it has value. Learn more click
here. |
Official Neckwear
The
bola tie is "a new symbol of the west,"
and is usually hand-made in many different shapes,
sizes, and types. Learn more click
here. |
State Fish
The
Apache Trout is the state fish. Learn more click
here. |
State Fossil
Petrified
wood is the state fossil. Learn more click here. |
State Amphibian
Amphibian
is an big word for frogs, toads, and salamanders.
Learn more click here. |
State
Mammal
The
ringtail is the state mammal. Learn more click here. |
State Reptile
The Arizona
ridge-nosed rattlesnake was the last rattlesnake
to be named by herpetologists (grown-ups who study
snakes). Learn more click
here. |
State
Butterfly
The two-tailed swallowtail
became the state butterfly in 2001. Learn more click
here. |
State
Firearm
The
newest of the state symbols, the Colt Single Action Revolver became the state firearm in 2011. Learn more click
here. |
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