The contrasting nature of Kazakhstan and its large extent led to a wide variety of representatives of the animal world. It is noteworthy that the nature of Kazakhstan has retained its original appearance longer than other countries. The difference in the landscapes of this country determined the distribution of animals. Some species of animals spread in the mountainous areas, and completely different in the desert steppes. Rivers and lakes are an excellent refuge for many animals of this region. Kazakhstan has a large number of rare animals that are in the Red Book.
mammals
mouflon
Mountain goat
Snow Leopard
Argali
Maral
musk deer
Caracal
Korsak
Eurasian wolf
manul
Tien Shan brown bear
stone marten
saiga
Jeyran
Jackal
Elk
Roe
white hare
tolai hare
steppe mouse
Vole
Ermine
weasel
giant mole rat
Russian desman
Turkestan lynx
Water rat
Long-tailed hedgehog
Porcupine
Akhal-Teke horse
Tarpan
Kulan
Barguzin
gray squirrel
Birds and bats
black grouse
ptarmigan
gray partridge
Crested Grebe
Coot
Golden eagle
snake-eater
steppe eagle
saker falcon
Owl
black-bellied grouse
white-bellied grouse
Flamingo
burial ground
gray crane
Spoonbill
black-headed gull
Little egret
Saja
Thrush fieldfare
Black stork
Oriole
Eagle dwarf
common buzzard
Kumai
Shaheen
sicklebeak
Bustard
big lentil
White-bellied arrowhead
Savka
red-throated goose
griffon vulture
black vulture
White crane (Siberian crane)
little bustard
gyrfalcon
Rook
Wryneck
Kingfisher
demoiselle crane
blue tit
long-tailed tit
Kedrovka
Mallard
Lapwing
Ogar
Reptiles and snakes
sand efa
Zaisan round head
sand boa
Round head
Snake muzzle
Gyurza
Amphibians
Semirechensky frogtooth
ground toad
Insects
golden bronze
swimming beetle
Centipede
Earwig
locust
water spider
Spider karakurt
blue butterfly
Butterfly admiral
Butterfly hawk moth
Butterfly dead head
Argiope Brünnich
Chafer
stag beetle
Rhinoceros beetle
lumberjack beetle
Cricket
Hornet
steppe bumblebee
wolf spider
Marine life
Caspian seal
Dace
asp
Vendace
Ide
Zander
Carp
carp
Pike
Conclusion
Many representatives of the fauna migrated to Kazakhstan from the Mediterranean and China. However, at the moment, due to the harmful human activities on the environment, many representatives of the fauna of Kazakhstan are in an extremely vulnerable state. Pollution from industrial plants, harmful substances entering lakes and rivers, land degradation and widespread poaching have led to the fact that many unique animals are on the verge of extinction. In total, 40 species of animals and 58 species of birds of Kazakhstan were recorded in the Red Book.
