Countries With The Most Threatened Mammals

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The International Union for Conservation of Nature lists 474 endangered mammalian species. 8.6 percent of all evaluated mammalian species are listed as endangered. Additionally, 783 mammalian species (14 percent of those evaluated) are listed as data deficient, meaning there is insufficient information for a full assessment of conservation status.

Countries with the most threatened mammal species

1. Indonesia (185 threatened mammal species)
2. Madagascar (119 threatened mammal species)
3. Mexico (101 threatened mammal species)
4. India (93 threatened mammal species)
5. Brazil (82 threatened mammal species)
6. China (74 threatened mammal species)
7. Malaysia (70 threatened mammal species)
8. Colombia (56 threatened mammal species)
9. Australia (56 threatened mammal species)
10. Peru (55 threatened mammal species)