Mammals:
* Large Mammals:
* Asian Elephant: Burma has a significant elephant population, especially in the central and northern regions.
* Tiger: Though endangered, tigers still roam the remote forests, particularly in the Tanintharyi region.
* Leopard: Found in various habitats, including forests and mountains.
* Clouded Leopard: A rare and elusive predator residing in the dense forests.
* Gaur (Indian Bison): The largest wild bovine in Asia, found in forests and grasslands.
* Wild Water Buffalo: Found in swamps, wetlands, and near rivers.
* Primates:
* Rhesus Macaque: Commonly found in various habitats, including forests and temples.
* Pig-tailed Macaque: Found in forests, often near water sources.
* Gibbon: Several gibbon species inhabit the forested areas, known for their distinctive calls.
* Slow Loris: An arboreal primate with a slow and deliberate movement.
* Other Mammals:
* Pangolin: An endangered mammal with scales covering its body.
* Serow: A goat-like mammal found in mountainous areas.
* Sambar Deer: A large deer species inhabiting forests and grasslands.
* Wild Boar: A widespread mammal often found in forested areas.
Birds:
* Birds of Prey:
* Oriental Honey Buzzard: A migratory raptor that preys on bees and wasps.
* Crested Serpent Eagle: A large eagle known for its impressive wingspan.
* White-bellied Sea Eagle: A majestic eagle found near water bodies.
* Waterbirds:
* Sarus Crane: The tallest flying bird in the world, found in wetlands and rice paddies.
* Painted Stork: A colorful stork found in wetlands and near water bodies.
* Spot-billed Pelican: A large pelican with a distinctive spot on its beak.
* Other Birds:
* Green Peafowl: A beautiful bird known for its iridescent feathers.
* Hooded Pitta: A colorful bird with a distinctive black hood.
* Rufous-necked Hornbill: A large bird with a distinctive horn-like structure on its beak.
Reptiles and Amphibians:
* Reptiles:
* Burmese Python: One of the longest snakes in the world, found in forested areas.
* Crocodile: Several crocodile species inhabit rivers and lakes.
* Monitor Lizard: Found in various habitats, including forests and near water bodies.
* Sea Turtle: Several sea turtle species nest on Burmese beaches.
* Amphibians:
* Golden Tree Frog: A bright yellow frog found in trees and vegetation.
* Indochinese Toad: A large toad found in forests and near water bodies.
Fish:
* Ayeyarwady River Dolphin: An endangered species found in the Ayeyarwady River.
* Giant Mekong Catfish: A large and critically endangered catfish found in the Mekong River.
* Various freshwater fish species: Burma's rivers and lakes are home to a diversity of fish.
Insects:
* Butterflies: Burma has a rich diversity of butterflies, with many endemic species.
* Beetles: A wide range of beetle species, including some rare and brightly colored ones.
* Other Insects: Burma is home to a vast array of insects, playing an important role in the ecosystem.
It's important to note that:
* This is not an exhaustive list, and many other animals inhabit Burma.
* Some animals are endangered or vulnerable due to habitat loss, poaching, and other threats.
* Conservation efforts are ongoing to protect Burma's unique biodiversity.