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Animals in St. Martin

11 animal species on file have openly licensed sighting records from St. Martin, 4 of them threatened. Records include captive animals and introduced populations.

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Species recorded: 11
Threatened: 4
Groups represented: 6
Sighting records: 141

None on record
1–7
8–12
13–17
18+

species per country · small islands are not drawn at this scale

Which well-known animals are recorded in St. Martin?

The most looked-up species with records here.

What kinds of animals are recorded in St. Martin?

Mammals
grey wolf, common bottlenose dolphin
2 species
Birds
mallard, peregrine falcon
2 species
Reptiles
green turtle
1 species
Fish
ocean sunfish, whale shark, giant oceanic manta ray
3 species
Insects
honey bee, monarch butterfly
2 species
Other invertebrates
staghorn coral
1 species

Which threatened animals are recorded in St. Martin?

Species listed as Vulnerable, Endangered or Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List. The category is global, not specific to St. Martin.

Common name	Scientific name	Family	Status	Records here
Ocean sunfish	Mola mola	Molidae	Vulnerable	3
Whale shark	Rhincodon typus	Rhincodontidae	Endangered	3
Giant oceanic manta ray	Mobula birostris	Myliobatidae	Endangered	3
Staghorn coral	Acropora cervicornis	Acroporidae	Critically Endangered	9

All animals recorded in St. Martin

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Common name	Scientific name	Family	Status	Records here
Mallard	Anas platyrhynchos	Anatidae	Least Concern	4
Grey wolf	Canis lupus	Canidae	Least Concern	4
Peregrine falcon	Falco peregrinus	Falconidae	Least Concern	92
Honey bee	Apis mellifera	Apidae	Data Deficient	1
Green turtle	Chelonia mydas	Cheloniidae	Least Concern	4
Monarch butterfly	Danaus plexippus	Nymphalidae	Least Concern	10
Common bottlenose dolphin	Tursiops truncatus	Delphinidae	Least Concern	8
Ocean sunfish	Mola mola	Molidae	Vulnerable	3
Whale shark	Rhincodon typus	Rhincodontidae	Endangered	3
Giant oceanic manta ray	Mobula birostris	Myliobatidae	Endangered	3
Staghorn coral	Acropora cervicornis	Acroporidae	Critically Endangered	9

Method: a species is listed if GBIF holds at least one CC0 or CC BY occurrence record for it in St. Martin. Zoo animals, escapes and introduced populations are included, and native species nobody has recorded are missing. See the methodology.