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What is Idaho's state amphibian?
Idaho Giant Salamandor
What is Idaho's state animal?
Appaloosa
What is Idaho's state tree?
Western White Pine
What is Idaho's state bird?
The Mountain Bluebird
What is Idaho's state vegetable?
The Potato!
What is Idaho's state gem?
The Star Garnet
What is Idaho's state insect?
Monarch Butterfly
What is Idaho's state fish?
Cutthroat Trout
Where is Idaho's capital located?
Boise, Idaho
What is Idaho's state fruit?
The Huckleberry
What is Idaho's state flower?
Syringa
What is Idaho's state dance?
Square Dance
What is Idaho's state raptor?
The Peregrine Falcon
What is Idaho's state fossil?
The Hagerman Horse
What is Idaho's nickname?
The Gem State
Why was Idaho's state flower important to Native American's
Native Americans found many uses for syringa; the wood was used to make pipe stems, harpoon shafts, bows, arrows, root digging sticks, and snowshoes. The bark and leaves of syringa were used to make a soap.
What is Idaho's state motto?
Esto Perpetua
What can be found on Idaho's state quarter?
The state raptor and state motto
Who designed Idaho's state seal?
Emma Edwards Green
Idaho's name was presented to congress by who?
George M Willing
Idaho's state gem can be found in Idaho and what other country?
India
What does Idaho's state motto mean?
It is forever, or it is perpetual.
Where did the Appaloosa horse get it's name?
Palouse
What is special about who designed Idaho's state seal?
Emma Edwards Green was the only female to design a state seal.
The man who presented Idaho's name to congress told them what?
Idaho came from a Native American word that meant "Gem of the Mountains".