Crimea strikes with a variety of different species of mammals. In another way, it is called the second small Australia, since as many as three climatic zones fit on its territory, namely the mountain belt, subtropical and temperate continental. Due to this difference in conditions, the fauna in this region has developed an extremely diverse. Crimea is also popular for its endemics, which live only in this region of the country. Historical data says that even ostriches and giraffes, which were typical for this region many years ago, were tried to be bred on the territory of Crimea.
mammals
Noble deer
mouflon
Roe
Doe
A wild boar
steppe ferret
Steppe ground squirrel
vole community
Hamster
Jerboa
mole rat
Steppe mouse
stone marten
Badger
raccoon dog
Teleut squirrel
weasel
steppe fox
hare
Birds and bats
blackbird
demoiselle crane
Pastor
Pheasant
common eider
steppe kestrel
sea plover
Coot
Round-nosed phalarope
mustachioed bat
Great horseshoe
Snakes, reptiles and amphibians
steppe viper
swamp turtle
Crimean gecko
Serpentine yellowbell
common copperhead
Leopard snake
lake frog
rock lizard
Agile Lizard
Insects and spiders
Cicada
Mantis
Crimean ground beetle
Karakurt
Tarantula
Argiope Brünnich
Argiope Lobular
Solpuga
Paykull’s steatoda
black eresus
Mosquito
Mokretsa
scoli
Beauty shiny
Crimean grasshopper
Oleander hawk
Marine life
Crimean barbel
Russian sturgeon
Sterlet
Black Sea-Azov Shemaya
Black Sea herring
blacktip shark
Toothed grouper
spotted wrasse
Mokoy
Black Sea trout
Conclusion
In case of adverse conditions, many animals cannot migrate anywhere. Due to this, most of them have adapted to local environmental conditions. Crimea is also rich in mammals that inhabited various water bodies. There are more than 200 types of them. Up to 46 species of various fish settled in fresh rivers and lakes, some of which are natives. And the number of unique avifauna includes about 300 species, most of which nest on the territory of the peninsula.
