Cambodia national animal — the Kouprey (Bos sauveli)
Official National SymbolAsia · Mammal

What is Cambodia's National Animal?

The Kouprey

Quick Species Overview

Common Name:Kouprey
Scientific Classification:Bos sauveli
Continent / Region:Asia
Conservation Status:Critically Endangered

Why is the Kouprey the National Animal of Cambodia?

The Kouprey is recognised as the national animal of Cambodia, where it represents the country's landscape and identity. The kouprey, a wild forest ox, was declared Cambodia's national animal by royal decree in 1964. It is listed as Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List, so the emblem now carries a conservation warning as much as a national one.

Across national holidays, sovereign heraldry, and public monuments, the Kouprey stands as a beloved guardian representing the courage and identity of Cambodia.

Key Wildlife & Ecological Facts

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Its scientific name is Bos sauveli.

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The Kouprey is a mammal recorded across Cambodia's national parks and protected areas, and Cambodia uses it as a shorthand for the country's natural heritage.

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It is listed as Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List, so the emblem now carries a conservation warning as much as a national one.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the official national animal of Cambodia?

The official national animal of Cambodia is the Kouprey (scientific name: Bos sauveli).

Why was the Kouprey chosen as the symbol of Cambodia?

The Kouprey is recognised as the national animal of Cambodia, where it represents the country's landscape and identity. The kouprey, a wild forest ox, was declared Cambodia's national animal by royal decree in 1964. It is listed as Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List, so the emblem now carries a conservation warning as much as a national one.

Is the Kouprey endangered?

The conservation status of the Kouprey is currently recognized as Critically Endangered.

What is the scientific name of the Cambodia national animal?

The Kouprey is Bos sauveli. It is classified as a mammal in Asia.

Is the Kouprey the only national animal in Asia?

No. Cambodia is the only country in our 32 other Asia entries to use the Kouprey, but all Asia countries in the quiz have a national animal of their own, and no species is used by every country on the continent.

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