Taiwanese Blue Magpie
Look in: Widely found in low to mid-altitude mountains
Watch for: Known for their social behavior, they often gather in noisy groups.


4 featured species · 2 habitat zones
Taiwan is bursting with wonderful wildlife! From the lush forests to the shimmering shorelines, this island is home to many animals, both big and small. Meet the playful Formosan rock macaques and the elegant black-faced spoonbills that share this vibrant land. Each animal has its own story and helps make Taiwan a great place for animals to live.
Taiwan's forests are lush, filled with tall trees and diverse plants. They are teeming with wildlife and are perfect for exploring and learning about nature.
Formosan black bear, Taiwan blue magpie, Formosan sika deer
Taiwan's coastlines feature beautiful sandy and rocky shores. You might spot amazing ocean creatures in this lively habitat.
Green sea turtle, Taiwanese humpback dolphin, Hermit crab
Look in: Widely found in low to mid-altitude mountains
Watch for: Known for their social behavior, they often gather in noisy groups.
Look in: Mountainous regions across Taiwan
Watch for: Usually nocturnal and solitary animals.
Look in: Kentington National Park and lowland regions
Watch for: They are shy creatures that prefer to stay hidden in dense cover.
Look in: Western coast of Taiwan
Watch for: They often swim in small pods and can be very playful.
Cultural Connection
Many animals in Taiwan hold important significance in indigenous cultures, as seen in traditional stories and dedicated conservation activities.
Did you know? Like pandas in China, the Taiwan Black Bear is a beloved national icon, admired for its unique features and playful nature.
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