Costa Rica national animal — the Yiguirro (Chlorostilbon lucidus)
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What is Costa Rica's National Animal?

The Yiguirro

Quick Species Overview

Common Name:Yiguirro
Scientific Classification:Chlorostilbon lucidus
Continent / Region:North America
Conservation Status:Least Concern

Why is the Yiguirro the National Animal of Costa Rica?

As Costa Rica's national animal, the Yiguirro stands for the country's landscape, identity and public heraldry. This clay-colored thrush was chosen over more colorful birds for its beautiful song. As a bird, the Yiguirro features in Costa Rica's folklore, national seals and public monuments, where it is credited with traits of endurance, independence and pride.

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

Key Wildlife & Ecological Facts

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Its scientific name is Chlorostilbon lucidus.

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The Yiguirro is a bird recorded across Costa Rica's national parks and protected areas, and Costa Rica uses it as a shorthand for the country's natural heritage.

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Conservation groups in Costa Rica use the Yiguirro in education campaigns, which is part of why it has stayed in public view for so long.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the official national animal of Costa Rica?

The official national animal of Costa Rica is the Yiguirro (scientific name: Chlorostilbon lucidus).

Why was the Yiguirro chosen as the symbol of Costa Rica?

As Costa Rica's national animal, the Yiguirro stands for the country's landscape, identity and public heraldry. This clay-colored thrush was chosen over more colorful birds for its beautiful song. As a bird, the Yiguirro features in Costa Rica's folklore, national seals and public monuments, where it is credited with traits of endurance, independence and pride.

Is the Yiguirro endangered?

The conservation status of the Yiguirro is currently recognized as Least Concern.

What is the scientific name of the Costa Rica national animal?

The Yiguirro is Chlorostilbon lucidus. It is classified as a bird in North America.

Is the Yiguirro the only national animal in North America?

No. Costa Rica is the only country in our 12 other North America entries to use the Yiguirro, but all North America 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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