The Royal Bengal Tiger, IndiaA symbol of power and strength, the Royal Bengal Tiger is the national animal of India. The country is home to 75 per cent of the world’s tiger population with an estimated 3682 tigers in the wild.
Kangaroo, AustraliaFrom a symbol on an Australian coin to the logo of an Australian airline, the Kangaroo is the national animal of Australia. They are indigenous to the country.
Springbok, South AfricaOften seen in the grasslands and savannas of South Africa, Springbok represents the beauty of the country.
Giant Panda, ChinaA symbol of peace and harmony, the giant panda is the national animal of China, which has been part of global diplomacy.
Bald Eagle, United StatesKnown for its ability to spot fish from a significant height, the bald eagle was chosen as the national emblem of the US in 1782.
Kiwi, New ZealandOften the people of New Zealand are called “kiwis” because of the small flightless bird, which is native to the country. Kiwis have more in common with mammals than birds.
Red-crowned crane, JapanRed-crowned crane also known as “tancho” is a part of Japanese folklore and celebrations because it is associated with good luck and fortune. They are among the world’s largest cranes.
Beaver, CanadaThe national animal of Canada is a part of various national symbols including the currency. It is the second-largest rodent in the world after the capybara.
Brazil, JaguarOften revered in the indigenous culture of Brazil, Jaguar is the symbol of strength and power.