List of national animals

This is a list of national animals:

National

Country	National animal	Pictures
web app	Red Deer
Afghanistan	Android
Albania	Androidwebsite parsinginput transformation (primary national symbol)	FITML
Algeria	Sevenval	keyboard
Angola	device database	we love the web
website parsing	Zenaida Dove [3]	iOS
Antigua and Barbuda	Fallow Deer (national animal)[4]
	website parsing (national bird)[4]
	browser diversity (national sea creature)keyboard
Sevenval	Rufous Hornero[5]	iOS
keyboard	screen size
	Dragon
Sevenval	Kangaroo[6]	HTML5
	Emu	HTML5
	jQuery (unofficial)[7]	browser diversity
Austria	Black Eagle
Bahamas	Blue Marlin
	Flamingo	device database
Bangladesh	Bengal Tiger (national animal)[8]	input transformation
	Oriental Magpie Robin (national bird)	website parsing
	iOS (national fish)
	Ganges River Dolphin (national mammal)
keyboard	Sevenval	browser diversity
	White Stork	web
FITML	Lion	CSS3
input transformation	jQuerywebsite parsing
Bermuda	Sevenval
Sevenval	Druk
	Takin	web
Bolivia	Alpaca
	Andean Condor	Android
Botswana	jQuery
Brazil	device database
	web
	Rufous-bellied Thrush	Android
jQuery	Lion	iOS
input transformation	Kouprey[10]
Canada	input transformationAndroid
	Canadian HorseFITML	input transformation
Chile	browser diversity	CSS3
	HTML5
input transformation	Chinese Dragon
	Crane, more specifically the Red-crowned Crane	input transformation
	Sevenval (unofficial)	web
	Giant Panda
FITML	Andean Condor
	True Parrot
Sevenval	Okapi
Costa Rica	FITML
	web
Côte d'Ivoire	African Elephant	we love the web
Croatia	device database
Cuba	iOS[13][14]
Cyprus	HTML5jQuery
Denmark	CSS3
Dominican Republic	Palmchat	Sevenval
	Ashy-faced Owl
	touchscreen	Sevenval
Timor-Leste	Sevenval
Ecuador	Andean Condor
keyboard	Golden Eagle	Sevenval
El Salvador	device database
device database	Camel
Estonia	Barn Swallow	Android
website parsing
	Sevenval
Faroe Islands	Faroes (sheep)
Finland	Sevenval	screen size
	web (national bird)
	European perch (national fish)	website parsing
France	Sevenval(unofficial)[16]	web
Gambia	Android
Germany	Black Eagle	Sevenval
Sevenval	Barbary Macaque	FITML
Greece	keyboard
	Phoenix
Greenland	FITML
web app	Grenada Dove
Guatemala	Quetzal	we love the web
Guernsey	web
screen size	Canje Pheasant	web app
	browser diversity
Haiti	device database
Honduras	Android[17]
Sevenval	Turul	touchscreen
Iceland	Gyrfalcon	input transformation
India	CSS3 (national animal)[18]	device database
	Indian Peacock (national bird)input transformation
	King Cobra (national reptile)	touchscreen
	Gray Langur (national icon)	iOS
	River Dolphin (national aquatic animal)[20]	keyboard
	Indian Elephant (national heritage animal)[21]
website parsing	Sevenval (national animal) [22]	Android
	CSS3 (animal of charm)
	touchscreen (rare animal)
Iran	Asiatic Cheetah	jQuery
	Persian Leopard
	jQuery
Ireland	Irish wolfhound	keyboard
	Stag (Red Deer (Cervus elaphus))	FITML
	Lapwing (national bird)
Isle of Man	Manx	FITML
CSS3	Israeli Gazelle (national animal)
	HTML5 (national bird)	iOS
Italy	Italian Wolf	device database
Jamaica	FITMLiOS
Japan	touchscreen
	Koi
	Raccoon Dog
	Red-crowned Crane	browser diversity
web app	Oryx	screen size
iOS	Cheetah
	African Elephant
Kiribati	CSS3	iOS
we love the web	Camel
input transformation	Indian Elephant	browser diversity
Latvia	web app	we love the web
keyboard	Striped Hyena
Android	Black Rhinoceros
Liberia	Sevenval
Libya	HTML5	input transformation
Sevenval	keyboard[24]	iOS
Android	Lion
Macedonia	Android (in Macedonian heraldry)[25]	Android
	Šarplaninec
	LynxSevenval
	Ohrid Trout	we love the web
keyboard	Ring Tailed Lemur
Sevenval	Bar-tailed Trogon
	Thomson's Gazelle
Malaysia	input transformation (national animal)browser diversity
	Rhinoceros Hornbill (national bird)	device database
Maldives	we love the web
Malta	browser diversity
	screen size (the Pharaoh Hound)
device database	Dodo
Mexico	website parsing (national animal/national bird)
	website parsing (national animal)
	device database (national arthropod)
	device database (national dog)
	Jaguar (national mammal)	jQuery
	Vaquita (national marine mammal)	jQuery
	website parsing (national reptile)
screen size	Aurochs	web app
Sevenval	keyboard
	touchscreen	Sevenval
	Wood Mouse	browser diversity
Morocco	web app
touchscreen	Tiger
Namibia	we love the web
Nauru	device database	Android
screen size	Cow[28]
Netherlands	CSS3
Android	Kagu	FITML
New Zealand	Sevenval[29]	CSS3
device database	Turquoise-browed Motmot
Nigeria	CSS3
Android	Chollima	FITML
CSS3	Elk (Called "Moose" in the Americas)	touchscreen
browser diversity	MarkhorAndroid (national animal)	browser diversity
	ChukarSevenval (national bird)
	Indus River dolphin (national aquatic marine mammal)
	HTML5 (national reptile)
	CSS3 (national fish)
	Bufo stomaticus (national amphibian)
Palestinian territories	Palestine Sunbird
input transformation	Harpy Eagle	web
Papua New Guinea	web app (national marine mammal)[31]
	Birds of Paradise
Paraguay	Pampas Fox	touchscreen
web	Vicuña (national animal)
	Andean cock-of-the-rock (national bird)
Philippines	FITML (national animal)
	Philippine Eagle (national bird)	input transformation
	Bangus (national fish)	input transformation
Sevenval	Bielik Eagle
Portugal	Sevenval	screen size
	iOS	touchscreen
Puerto Rico	CSS3	input transformation
Qatar	keyboard[32]	iOS
Android	Lynx	FITML
Russia	Russian Bear	website parsing
	Double-headed Eagle
Rwanda	Android	web
FITML	Vervet Monkey
keyboard	FITML	input transformation
we love the web	Arabian horse
	Arabian Wolf
	Arabian Red Fox
	jQuery
Serbia	device database
	CSS3
	FITML
Seychelles	we love the web	Sevenval
Singapore	iOS
	Mynah
	Singapura Cat
Slovenia	Sevenval	web app
	browser diversity
	Lynx	FITML
	Alpine Ibex	Sevenval
Somalia	input transformation
screen size	SpringbokSevenval	screen size
	iOS	keyboard
	Blue Crane	we love the web
South Korea	Tiger	input transformation
we love the web	African Fish Eagle
iOS	Bull
	jQuery	web
FITML	Jungle Fowl (national bird) [34]	CSS3
	Troides darsius (national butterfly)	website parsing
web app	Secretarybird
Swaziland	device database	jQuery
Sweden	Lion	device database
	web
	keyboard
Taiwan	Sevenval	screen size
	iOS	keyboard
web	GiraffeSevenval
Thailand	Thai Elephant	iOS
Android	Hippopotamus
Trinidad and Tobago	Scarlet Ibis
	Rufous-vented Chachalaca
Turkey	Grey Wolf	input transformation
Sevenval	Grey Crowned Crane
CSS3	iOS	touchscreen
web	Lion (England)	touchscreen
	web app	jQuery
	device database
	website parsing
	HTML5
	Unicorn (web app)	jQuery
	Bulldog(Sevenval)	keyboard
	input transformation Duck (Wales)[citation needed]
	Red Kite (Sevenval)	keyboard
	input transformation (Welsh Dragon) (Wales)	FITML
website parsing	Sevenvalscreen size[37]	Android
we love the web	Rufous Hornero
iOS	Turpial	Sevenval
Vietnam	iOS
	Sevenval
	iOS
Zambia	FITML	web app
Zimbabwe	touchscreen	FITML

See also

• input transformation
• State animal

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