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224 countries to explore by their wildlife, parks and dive sites — not by their borders.

224countries2,565documented species1,381parks and reserves553dive sites

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United States713 spp.

United States

North America

Aguila calva · Bisonte americano

It depends on the region

66347
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674 spp.

Italy

Southern Europe

Lobo italiano · Oso pardo marsicano

2314
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633 spp.

Russia

Eastern Europe

Tigre de Amur · Oso pardo

1921
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554 spp.

Slovenia

The Balkans

Oso pardo · Lince euroasiatico y lobo gris

21
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Mexico509 spp.

Mexico

North America

Jaguar · Mariposa monarca

November to April

29253
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China479 spp.

China

East Asia

Panda gigante · Tigre de Amur

March to May

3521
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Brazil450 spp.

Brazil

South America

Jaguar · Tucan

June to October

2863
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South Africa434 spp.

South Africa

Southern Africa

Los "Cinco Grandes" · Pinguino africano

May to September

2875
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Colombia438 spp.

Colombia

South America

Condor andino · Gallito de roca andino

December to March

1651
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Australia385 spp.

Australia

Oceania

Canguro rojo · Koala

March to May

65275
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Argentina394 spp.

Argentina

South America

Yaguarete/jaguar · Puma

October to March

2725
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Egypt388 spp.

Egypt

North Africa

Ibis sagrado · Cabra montes de Nubia

October to April

726
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India373 spp.

India

South Asia

Tigre de Bengala · Elefante asiatico

November to March

3445
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Kenya368 spp.

Kenya

East Africa and the Horn of Africa

Leon africano · Elefante de sabana

June to October, for the Great Migration

1745
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367 spp.

Venezuela

South America

Jaguar · Perezoso

731
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Indonesia339 spp.

Indonesia

South-East Asia

Orangutan de Sumatra y de Borneo · Dragon de Komodo

April to October

20424
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363 spp.

Israel

Middle East and Western Asia

Gacela de montaña · Ibice nubio

22
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358 spp.

Senegal

West Africa

Manati de Africa Occidental · Cocodrilo enano de Africa Occidental

4
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Ecuador341 spp.

Ecuador

South America

Tortuga gigante de Galapagos · Iguana marina

June to September

1273
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Tanzania338 spp.

Tanzania

East Africa and the Horn of Africa

Leon africano · Elefante de sabana

June to September

1656
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Japan323 spp.

Japan

East Asia

Macaco japones o "mono de nieve" · Oso pardo de Hokkaido

March to May

2772
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321 spp.

Mozambique

Southern Africa

Elefante de sabana · Dugongo

551
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321 spp.

Sudan

East Africa and the Horn of Africa

Leon africano y elefante · Gacela dorcas

24
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Costa Rica307 spp.

Costa Rica

Central America and the Caribbean

Perezoso de tres dedos · Quetzal resplandeciente

December to April

1824
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About these country profiles

Each country brings together its protected areas, its dive sites and the species documented within its borders and, where we have one, a biodiversity profile: main biomes, emblematic and endemic fauna, threatened species and the main conservation threats. Where each piece of data comes from is explained in how we build our profiles.