Saudi Arabia national animal — the Arabian Camel (Camelus dromedarius)
Official National SymbolAsia · Mammal

What is Saudi Arabia's National Animal?

The Arabian Camel

Quick Species Overview

Common Name:Arabian Camel
Scientific Classification:Camelus dromedarius
Continent / Region:Asia
Conservation Status:Domesticated

Why is the Arabian Camel the National Animal of Saudi Arabia?

Saudi Arabia adopted the Arabian Camel as a national animal, and it remains a defining emblem in the country's heraldry. Dromedary camels were domesticated on the Arabian peninsula over 3,000 years ago. It is a domesticated breed, chosen less for wildness than for the traits it shares with the country itself.

Across national holidays, sovereign heraldry, and public monuments, the Arabian Camel stands as a beloved guardian representing the courage and identity of Saudi Arabia.

Key Wildlife & Ecological Facts

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Its scientific name is Camelus dromedarius.

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The Arabian Camel appears in Saudi Arabia's coat of arms, coinage and ceremonial regalia, where it stands for the values the country chose to project.

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It is a domesticated breed, chosen less for wildness than for the traits it shares with the country itself.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the official national animal of Saudi Arabia?

The official national animal of Saudi Arabia is the Arabian Camel (scientific name: Camelus dromedarius).

Why was the Arabian Camel chosen as the symbol of Saudi Arabia?

Saudi Arabia adopted the Arabian Camel as a national animal, and it remains a defining emblem in the country's heraldry. Dromedary camels were domesticated on the Arabian peninsula over 3,000 years ago. It is a domesticated breed, chosen less for wildness than for the traits it shares with the country itself.

Is the Arabian Camel endangered?

The conservation status of the Arabian Camel is currently recognized as Domesticated.

What is the scientific name of the Saudi Arabia national animal?

The Arabian Camel is Camelus dromedarius. It is classified as a mammal in Asia.

Is the Arabian Camel the only national animal in Asia?

No. The Arabian Camel is used by 2 countries in total: Saudi Arabia plus Eritrea.

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Other countries that chose the Arabian Camel

The Arabian Camel is the national animal of 2 countries in total, not just Saudi Arabia. That overlap is common in heraldry, where neighbouring states and former colonies often share a symbol taken from the same regional tradition.

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