The Most Dangerous Animals in Syria Today

Wolves, hyenas, foxes, badgers, wild boar, and jackals can still be found in remote areas. Deer, bears, squirrels, and such small carnivores as martens and polecats are also found, while desert animals include gazelles and jerboas (nocturnal jumping rodents). Vipers, lizards, and chameleons are common in the desert.

Syrian Brown Bear

• Deathstalker – As the name implies, the deathstalker is one of the most dangerous species of scorpions in the world.
• Levant Viper – Also known as the blunt-nosed viper, this species is actually found across North Africa, the Middle East, and as far as Afghanistan.

The union specialist group has no data on striped hyenas from Syria, Egypt or Libya. They have some from Iraq and Iran, and a little from Pakistan. There are no reliable figures for the number of wild striped hyenas in Lebanon, although it’s likely to be in the low hundreds.

Syria is home to one of the oldest civilizations in the world, with a rich artistic and cultural heritage. From its ancient roots to its recent political instability and the Syrian Civil War, the country has a complex and, at times, tumultuous history.

golden eagle

Israeli gazelle

Druk — Bhutan The Druk is also shown on the flag of Bhutan holding jewels which are meant to represent wealth. Ferocious and rich!

Labrador Retriever

The United Kingdom also claims the real lion as a national symbol thanks to England. Other countries that also revere and identify with this bold animal include Luxembourg, Netherlands, North Macedonia, Norway, Singapore, and Sri Lanka.

Owl

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