Animals in Philippines

The Philippines' 7,000 islands host tarsiers, whale sharks, Philippine eagles, and some of the world's richest reef biodiversity.

4 species in our guide are native to Philippines.

Near Threatened

Mammal

Philippine Tarsier

The wide-eyed nocturnal primate
Least Concern

Reptile

Reticulated Python

World's longest snake
Endangered

Mammal

Large Flying Fox

Endangered fruit bat of island canopies
Least Concern

Invertebrate

Sea Bunny

The tiny nudibranch that went viral for looking like a miniature rabbit

FAQs about animals in Philippines

What animals are native to Philippines?

Philippines is home to 4 species in our guide, including Philippine Tarsier, Reticulated Python, Large Flying Fox, Sea Bunny. Each profile covers habitat, diet, and conservation status.

Where can I learn about wildlife in Philippines?

Browse the species below for answer-first guides with range maps, FAQs, and comparison pages. For broader context, see our Animals of Asia region page.

Are any animals in Philippines endangered?

Several species native to Philippines are listed as Vulnerable, Endangered, or Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List. Check individual profiles for current status and how to help.