National Animals: 8 Countries And Their Wildlife Representatives

The giant panda is a symbol of peace and harmony. The panda represents China's rich natural heritage and their efforts related to conservation.

The national animal of India symbolizes strength, power, and grace. The tiger represents bravery and plays an important role in Indian mythology. 

Fish plays a significant role in enhancing a country's economy and culture. This national animal is also a representation of the deep connection the Maldives have with the ocean and water life.

Takin represents strenth and resilience. The people of Bhutan have set up safe places for Takin to protect them from threats like habitat loss and hunting.

In Mynamar different animals symbolize different states and regions. This is the national bird of Mynamar and holds cultural significance as a symbol of beauty and richness in heritage. It is mainly found in tropical regions. 

Cow holds an essential religious significance in Hinduism. They are the symbol of purity, peace, and prosperity. Hindus worship cows and they are sacred to them.

This wild goat is found in the mountain regions and is a symbol of strength and resilience. Due to its wild horns, it is called a snake eater.

The national animal of Bangladesh is the tiger and is representative of fearlessness, and power. This magnificent big cat represents the beauty of Bangladesh.