Provincial faunal emblems of Pakistan
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Pakistani Provincial animals are Pakistan endemic fauna that have gained the status as subnational animals symbol that represent Pakistan and describe Pakistani biodiversity. Today there are four animals that gained the status as main Pakistanian faunal emblems: Markhor, Himalayan Snow Tiger and Chukar, Shaheen falcon. Next to these national animal symbols, there are also more specific provincial faunal emblems that represent each respective Subdivisions of Pakistan.
National Animals[edit]
The National Animal of Pakistan is the Markhor (Capra falconeri), and the Himalayan Snow Tiger (Panthera uncia) is the National Predator.
Subnational animals[edit]
Province | Image | Local name | Scientific name |
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Islamabad Capital Territory | Macaq Bandar | Macaca mulatta | |
Balochistan | Uoonth | Camelus dromedarius | |
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa | Pakistani Pahari Bheetal Bakra | Capra falconeri megaceros | |
The Punjab | Punjabi Urial | Ovis orientalis punjabiensis | |
Sindh | Sindhi Jungli Bakra | Capra aegagrus blythi[1] | |
Gilgit–Baltistan | Yak | Bos mutus | |
Azad Kashmir | Kashmiri Lal Hiran | Cervus cashmiriensis hanglu |
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ "Our Sindhi Symbols Pakistan". Amar Guriro. Retrieved 2011-12-14.[dead link]
External links[edit]
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