butterflies

The Mexican free-tailed bat is a Microbat.

Beccari's Free-tailed Bat was created in 1881.

Natal Free-Tailed Bat was created in 1804.

European Free-tailed Bat was created in 1814.

Egyptian Free-tailed Bat was created in 1818.

Mexican Free-tailed Bat was created in 1824.

Southern Free-Tailed Bat was created in 1866.

East-coast Free-tailed Bat was created in 1840.

NOTHING

Natal Free-tailed Bat

Natal Free-tailed Bat

Yes, the Mexican free-tailed bat is a carnivore. It primarily feeds on insects, such as moths, beetles, and other flying insects.

natal free tailed bat

It is NOT. The Texas State mammal is the Armadillo.

Natal Free-Tailed Bat

31 miles a night.

Hairy-tailed Bat was created in 1994.

Tailed Tailless Bat was created in 1818.

The Brazilian Free-tailed bat is known for its unique metallic buzzing sound produced using its echolocation system as it hunts for insects in flight. This sound is created by the rapid frequency of the bat's echolocation calls, which can sometimes be heard by humans as a buzzing noise.

'Pekapeka' refers to both the lesser short-tailed bat (Mystacina tuberculata) and the long-tailed bat (Chalinolobus tuberculatus).

Long-tailed Fruit Bat was created in 1859.

Seba's Short-tailed Bat was created in 1758.

Brazilian (aka Mexican) free-tailed bats are a main attraction.

adults only weigh a half-ounce with a wingspan of twelve inches. mexican free-tailed bats do have tails, and they can fly up to 60 miles per hour

Bats there are two surviving species the long tailed bat and the short tailed bat

The only mammal capable of free flight is the bat. There are many glider species, such as the sugar glider, pygmy possum, greater glider, etc, which do not fly. They are equipped with membranes extending from their "wrists" to their "ankles" which extend and enable the glider to glide between tree tops.

Pekapeka, the long tailed bat.

* The Longhorn. * The Mexican Free-Tailed Bat. * The Monarch Butterfly. * The Armadillo

In 1995 Texas adopted the Mexican Free-Tailed bat as the state small mammal.

Any bat has the same. They have two back legs. They have two wings. So...all bats have two legs.

In Alabama, you can find various bat species such as the big brown bat, Eastern red bat, hoary bat, and Mexican free-tailed bat. These bats play a crucial role in the ecosystem by controlling insect populations and pollinating plants.

y is the lesser short tailed bat endangered

A Natal Free Tailed Bat, The Natal Free-tailed Bat was first reported by Hermann in 1805. It was found in Mauritius, Port Louis. It currently inhabits Ethiopia, Reunion, Mauritius, Magagascar and South Africa.

It has been listed as a vulnerable species. It is from the Mormopterus genus.

There has been very little research conducted into the life of this particular species of bat. One reason for this is they are very sparse. It is rare to find a specimen of this bat.

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They are countless; Brazil is the richest country when it comes to wildlife. mong the notorious wild animals there are army ants, jaguars, caimans (relatives to crocodiles), cougars (called pumas there), tapirs, peccaries, Harpy eagles, several kinds of vulture, anacondas, rattlesnakes, turtles of several kinds, many kinds of frog including horned and tree frogs, tegu lizards, countless kinds of monkeys, coatis, grisons (relatives to weasels), deer, etc etc etc.
I got this from a website and it shows all of these

Amazonian Manatee

Amazonian Sac-winged Bat

American Giant Rat (South American Giant Rat)

American Manatee

Anteater (Giant Anteater)

Arboreal Mouse

Arboreal Rat (Cleber's Arboreal Rice Rat)

Armadillo (Brazilian Three-Banded Armadillo)

Armadillo (Giant Armadillo)

Azaras Agouti

Bahian Titi (Northern Bahian Blond Titi)

Bahian Titi (Southern Bahian Masked Titi)

Bat (Amazonian Sac-winged Bat)

Bat (Behni's Big-eared Bat)

Bat (Bokermann's Nectar Bat)

Bat (Brazilian Big-eyed Bat)

Bat (Carriker's Round-eared Bat)

Bat (Dekeysers Nectar Bat)

Bat (Ega Long-tongued Bat)

Bat (Greater Ghost Bat)

Bat (Hairy-tailed Bat)

Bat (Least Big-eared Bat)

Bat (Red Myotis)

Bat (Recife Broad-nosed Bat)

Bat (Rufous Dog-faced Bat)

Bat (Schultz's Round-eared Bat)

Bat (Strange Big-eared Brown Bat)

Bat (White-Lined Bat)

Bishop's Fossorial Spiny Rat

Blackish Squirrel Monkey

Black-faced Lion Tamarin

Black-fronted Titi

Black-headed Marmoset

Black-shouldered Opossum

Bear (Spectacled Bear)

Boto

Brazilian Spiny Rice Rat

Brazilian Three-Banded Armadillo

Brown Howler Monkey

Bush Dog

Bushy-tailed Opossum

Buffy-headed Marmoset

Candango Mouse

Carriker's Round-eared Bat

Chestnut-striped Short-tailed Opossum

Cleber's Arboreal Rice Rat

Coimbras Titi

Deer (Marsh Deer)

Dekeysers Nectar Bat

Dog (Bush Dog)

Dog-faced Bat (Rufous Dog-faced Bat)

Ega Long-tongued Bat

Emilia's Gracile Mouse Opossum

Emilia's Short-tailed Opossum

Fin Whale

Fossorial Giant Rat

Fossorial Spiny Rat (Bishop's Fossorial Spiny Rat)

Geoffroy's Tufted-ear Marmoset

Giant Anteater

Giant Armadillo

Giant Otter

Giant Rat (Giant Atlantic Tree Rat)

Giant Rat (South American Giant Rat)

Giant Rat (Fossorial Giant Rat)

Goeldi's Marmoset

Golden Lion Tamarin

Gracile Mouse Opossum (Emilia's Gracile Mouse Opossum)

Gray Woolly Monkey

Greater Ghost Bat

Hairy-tailed Bat

Howler Monkey

Howler Monkey (Brown)

Humpback Whale

Least Big-eared Bat

Lion Tamarin (Golden Lion Tamarin)

Lion Tamarin (Black-faced Lion Tamarin)

Long-haired Spider Monkey

Long-nosed Short-tailed Opossum

Long-tongued Bat (Ega Long-tongued Bat)

Lowland Woolly Monkey

Manatee (Amazonian Manatee)

Manatee (American Manatee)

Marmoset (Black-headed Marmoset)

Marmoset (Buffy-headed Marmoset)

Marmoset (Geoffroy's Tufted-ear Marmoset)

Marmoset (Goeldi's Marmoset)

Marmoset (Pigmy Marmoset)

Marajo's Short-tailed Opossum

Marsh Deer

Masked Titi (General Overview)

Masked Titi (Southern Bahian Masked Titi)

Monkey (Blackish Squirrel Monkey)

Monkey (Gray Woolly Monkey)

Monkey (Spider Monkey - Overview)

Monkey (White-whiskered Spider Monkey)

Monkey (Long-haired Spider Monkey)

Monkey (Lowland Woolly Monkey)

Monkey (Squirrel Monkey)

Monkey (Howler Monkey)

Monkey (Brown Howler)

Mouse (Arboreal Mouse)

Mouse (Candango Mouse)

Mouse (Molelike Mouse)

Mouse Opossum (General)

Mouse Opossum (Emilia's Gracile Mouse Opossum)

Myotis (Red Myotis) (Bat)

Muriqui (Southern)

Nectar Bat (Bokermann's Nectar Bat)

Nectar Bat (Dekeysers Nectar Bat)

Northern Bahian Blond Titi

Opossum (Black-shouldered Opossum)

Opossum (Emilia's Short-tailed Opossum)

Opossum (Long-nosed Short-tailed Opossum)

Opossum (Mouse Opossum General Overview)

Opossum (One-striped Short-tailed Opossum)

Opossum (Emilia's Gracile Mouse Opossum)

Opossum (Bushy-tailed Opossum)

Opossum (Chestnut-striped Short-tailed Opossum)

Opossum (Marajo's Short-tailed Opossum)

Opossum (Pygmy Short-tailed Opossum)

Opossum (Shrewish Short-tailed Opossum)

Opossum (Theresa's Short-tailed Opossum)

Otter (Giant Otter)

Pacarana

Pygmy Marmoset

Pygmy Short-tailed Opossum

Rat (Bishop's Fossorial Spiny Rat)

Rat (Brazilian Spiny Rice Rat)

Rat (Cleber's Arboreal Rice Rat)

Rat (Fossorial Giant Rat)

Rat (Giant Atlantic Tree Rat)

Rat (South American Giant Rat)

Rat (White-faced Tree Rat)

Recife Broad-nosed Bat

Red Myotis (Bat)

Red Uakari

Round-eared Bat (Carriker's Round-eared Bat)

Round-eared Bat (Schultz's Round-eared Bat)

Rufous Dog-faced Bat

Sac-winged Bat (Amazonian Sac-winged Bat)

Schultz's Round-eared Bat

Short-tailed Opossum (Chestnut-striped Short-tailed Opossum)

Short-tailed Opossum (Emilia's Short-tailed Opossum)

Short-tailed Opossum (Long-nosed Short-tailed Opossum)

Short-tailed Opossum (Marajo's Short-tailed Opossum)

Short-tailed Opossum (One-striped Short-tailed Opossum)

Short-tailed Opossum (Pygmy Short-tailed Opossum)

Short-tailed Opossum (Shrewish Short-tailed Opossum)

Short-tailed Opossum (Theresa's Short-tailed Opossum)

Sloth

South American Giant Rat

Southern Bahian Masked Titi

Spectacled Bear

Sperm Whale

Spider Monkey - Overview

Spider Monkey (Long-haired Spider Monkey)

Spider Monkey (White-whiskered Spider Monkey)

Spiny Rat (Bishop's Fossorial Spiny Rat)

Spiny Rat (Brazilian Spiny Rice Rat)

Squirrel Monkey (Overview)

Squirrel Monkey (Blackish Squirrel Monkey)

Strange Big-eared Brown Bat

Tamarin (Golden Lion Tamarin)

Tamarin (Black-faced Lion Tamarin)

Theresa's Short-tailed Opossum

Three-Banded Armadillo (Brazilian)

Titi (Black-fronted Titi)

Titi (Coimbras Titi)

Titi (Masked Titi - General Overview)

Titi (Northern Bahian Blond Titi)

Titi (Southern Bahian Masked Titi)

Toco Toucan

Tree Rat (Giant Atlantic Tree Rat)

Tree Rat (White-faced Tree Rat)

Tufted-ear Marmoset (Geoffroy's Tufted-ear Marmoset)

Uakari (Red Uakari)

Whale (Fin Whale)

Whale (Humpback Whale)

Whale (Sperm Whale)

White-faced Tree Rat

White-Lined Bat

White-whiskered Spider Monkey

Woolly Giant Rat

Woolly Monkey (Gray Woolly Monkey)

Woolly Monkey (Lowland Woolly Monkey)


Toco Toucan, Golden Lion, Tamarin, Howler Monkey, Spider Monkey, Squirrel Monkey, Boto, many kinds of Opposum, Bats, Manatees. There are many others, but these are the major ones.

Bats used in baseball generally weigh between 28 to 33 ounces, but it can vary depending on the player's personal preference and the league regulations. For softball, bats can range from 24 to 30 ounces. The ideal bat weight for a player often depends on their strength and hitting style.

Baby. Adult. Bat.

The most known animals that live in Bolivia are the:

Jaguar

Ocelot

Llama

Six-banded armadillo

Camel

Giant Otter

Chinchilla

If you wish to find a certain animal, press "Ctrl F" and type it in.

List (in order of type):

Chacoan peccary

Guanaco

Chunyi

Marsh deer

Pampas deer

Vicugna

Collared peccary

Red brocket

White-lipped peccary

Brown brocket

North andean deer

Tayra

Common fox

Short-eared dog

Azara's fox

Ocelot

Andean fox

Little spotted cat

Margay

Chilean pampa cat

Geoffroy's cat

Andean cat

La plata otter

Andean bear

Long-tailed weasel

Giant brazilian otter

Allen's olingo

Maned wolf

Cougar

Kinkajou

South american coati

Jaguar

Crab-eating raccoon

Eyra cat

Molina's hog-nosed skunk

Lesser grison

Bush dog

Greater grison

Amazon river dolphin

Estuarine dolphin

Visored bat

Dwarf dog-faced bat

Small big-eared brown bat

Greater spear-nosed bat

Lesser bulldog bat

Bogota yellow-shouldered bat

Black mastiff bat

Greater bulldog bat

Hairy yellow-shouldered bat

Pallas's mastiff bat

Peale's free-tailed bat

Little yellow-shouldered bat

Broad-eared bat

Silky short-tailed bat

Greater yellow-shouldered bat

Common vampire bat

Big free-tailed bat

Chestnut short-tailed bat

Tilda yellow-shouldered bat

White-winged vampire bat

White-lined bat

Seba's short-tailed bat

Brazilian free-tailed bat

Short-headed broad-nosed bat

Hairy-legged vampire bat

Thomas's broad-nosed bat

Hawaiian hoary bat

Heller's broad-nosed bat

Buffy broad-nosed bat

Greater broad-nosed bat

Peter's disk-winged bat

Handley's tailless bat

Spix's disk-winged bat

Geoffroy's tailless bat

Brazilian brown bat

Salvin's big-eyed bat

Andesen's fruit-eating bat

Greater round-eared bat

Dark long-tongued bat

Argentine brown bat

Little big-eyed bat

Silver fruit-eating bat

Thomas's nectar bat

Dwarf bonneted bat

Hairy big-eyed bat

Tomes's sword-nosed bat

Wagner's bonneted bat

Big crested mastiff bat

Jamaican fruit-eating bat

Sanborn's bonneted bat

Brown mastiff bat

Great fruit-eating bat

Fringe-lipped bat

Long-legged bat

Western bonneted bat

Lesser long-tailed bat

Dark fruit-eating bat

Big naked-backed bat

Tent-maiking bat

Parnell's mustached bat

Brown tent-making bat

Wagner's mustached bat

Big-eared wooly bat

Bedentate yellow-eared bat

Silver-tipped myotis

Little yellow-eared bat

Macconnell's bat

Pallas's long-tongued bat

Hairy-legged myotis

Great stripe-faced bat

Ipanema bat

Yellowish myotis

Little big-eared bat

Dwarf little fruit bat

Black myotis

Greater sac-winged bat

White-bellied big-eared bat

Greater dog-like bat

Montane myotis

Lesser sac-winged bat

Proboscis bat

Lesser dog-like bat

Riparian myotis

Striped hairy-nosed bat

Pale-faced bat

Velvety myotis

Pale spear-nosed bat

Big-eared brown bat

Lesser spear-nosed bat

White-eared opossum

Western woolly opossum

Common opossum

Pygmy short-tailed opossum

Lutrine opossum

Osgood's short-tailed opossum

Murine mouse opossum

White-bellied slender mouse opossum

Brown four-eyed opossum

Short-furred woolly mouse opossum

Red-legged short-tailed opossum

Gray short-tailed opossum

Elegant fat-tailed opossum

Pallid fat-tailed opossum

Small fat-tailed opossum

Water opossum

Little rufous mouse opossum

Dorothy's slender mouse opossum

Bushy-tailed opossum

Aceramarca gracile mouse opossum

Agile gracile mouse opossum

Forest rabbit

Brazilian tapir

White-fronted capuchin

Red howler monkey

Ed-chested mustached tamarin

Black-headed squirrel monkey

Black-headed night monkey

Black howler monkey

Bolivian red howler

Black-faced black spider monkey

Bolivian grey titi

Bolivian titi

Brown titi monkey

Beni titi monkey

Gray monkey saki

Goeldi's marmoset

Saddlebacked tamarin

Emperor tamarin

Central american agouti

Steinbach's tuco-tuco

Small vesper mouse

Day's grass mouse

Marsh rat

Capricorn leaf-eared mouse

Andean vesper mouse

Smoky grass mouse

Thespian grass mouse

Darwin's leaf-eared mouse

Altiplano grass mouse

Woolly giant rat

Bunchgrass leaf-eared mouse

Cochabamba grass mouse

Southern viscacha

Wolffsohn's leaf-eared mouse

Gray-ellied grass mouse

Plains viscacha

Mountain degu

Puno grass mouse

Pacarana

Bicolored arboreal rice rat

Montane guinea pig

Chaco grass mouse

Unicolored arboreal rice rat

Variable grass mouse

Daphne's oldfield mouse

Chacoan mara

Mamore arboreal rice rat

Pearson's chaco mouse

Ladew's oldfield mouse

Robert's arboreal rice rat

Andean mouse

Montane oldfield mouse

Andean rat

Andean pygmy rice rat

Chacoan pygmy rice rat

Short-tailed chinchilla

Andean gerbil mouse

Bolivian spiny rat

Destructive pygmy rice rat

Small-eared pygmy rice rat

Altiplano chincilla mouse

Huallaga spiny rat

Long-tailed spiny rat

Simon's spiny rat

Steere's spiny rat

Big-headed rice rat

Light-footed rice rat

Brazilian false rice rat

Elegant rice rat

Common yellow-toothed cavy

Terraced rice rat

Andean altiplano mouse

Bolivian big-eared mouse

Spix's yellow-toothed cavy

Yungas rice rat

Jelski's altiplano mouse

Painted big-eared mouse

Gerlepp's mouse

Quechuan hocicudo

Nutria

Andean big-eared mouse

Spiny tree rat

Incan hocicudo

Southern mountain cavy

Paramo hocicudo

Bicolor-spined porcupine

Pleasant bolo mouse

Andean mountain cavy

Brazilian porcupine

Rufous-bellied bolo mouse

Bolivian tuco-tuco

Hairy-tailed bolo mouse

Bolivian chincilla rat

Pale leaf-eared mouse

Southern climbing mouse

Conover's tuco-tuco

Spotted paca

Forest small rice rat

Gray leaf-eared mouse

Forest tuco-tuco

Highland grass mouse

Bolivian squirrel

Southern amazon red squirrel

Ashy chinchilla rat

White-toothed tuco-tuco

White-bellied grass mouse

Bolivian bamboo rat

Bristly mouse

Lewis's tuco-tuco

Bolivian vesper mouse

Azara's grass mouse

Peruvian bamboo rat

Andean swamp rat

Highland tuco-tuco

Large vesper mouse

Bolivian grass mouse

Greater long-nosed armadillo

Common long-nosed armadillo

Brazilian lesser long-nosed armadillo

Andean hairy armadillo

Screaming hairy armadillo

Large hairy armadillo

Giant armadillo

Southern three-banded armadillo

Burmeister's armadillo

Six-banded armadillo

Cabasu

The most known animals that live in Bolivia are the:

Jaguar

Ocelot

Llama

Six-banded armadillo

Camel

Giant Otter

Chinchilla

If you wish to find a certain animal, press "Ctrl F" and type it in.

List (in order of type):

Chacoan peccary

Guanaco

Chunyi

Marsh deer

Pampas deer

Vicugna

Collared peccary

Red brocket

White-lipped peccary

Brown brocket

North andean deer

Tayra

Common fox

Short-eared dog

Azara's fox

Ocelot

Andean fox

Little spotted cat

Margay

Chilean pampa cat

Geoffroy's cat

Andean cat

La plata otter

Andean bear

Long-tailed weasel

Giant brazilian otter

Allen's olingo

Maned wolf

Cougar

Kinkajou

South american coati

Jaguar

Crab-eating raccoon

Eyra cat

Molina's hog-nosed skunk

Lesser grison

Bush dog

Greater grison

Amazon river dolphin

Estuarine dolphin

Visored bat

Dwarf dog-faced bat

Small big-eared brown bat

Greater spear-nosed bat

Lesser bulldog bat

Bogota yellow-shouldered bat

Black mastiff bat

Greater bulldog bat

Hairy yellow-shouldered bat

Pallas's mastiff bat

Peale's free-tailed bat

Little yellow-shouldered bat

Broad-eared bat

Silky short-tailed bat

Greater yellow-shouldered bat

Common vampire bat

Big free-tailed bat

Chestnut short-tailed bat

Tilda yellow-shouldered bat

White-winged vampire bat

White-lined bat

Seba's short-tailed bat

Brazilian free-tailed bat

Short-headed broad-nosed bat

Hairy-legged vampire bat

Thomas's broad-nosed bat

Hawaiian hoary bat

Heller's broad-nosed bat

Buffy broad-nosed bat

Greater broad-nosed bat

Peter's disk-winged bat

Handley's tailless bat

Spix's disk-winged bat

Geoffroy's tailless bat

Brazilian brown bat

Salvin's big-eyed bat

Andesen's fruit-eating bat

Greater round-eared bat

Dark long-tongued bat

Argentine brown bat

Little big-eyed bat

Silver fruit-eating bat

Thomas's nectar bat

Dwarf bonneted bat

Hairy big-eyed bat

Tomes's sword-nosed bat

Wagner's bonneted bat

Big crested mastiff bat

Jamaican fruit-eating bat

Sanborn's bonneted bat

Brown mastiff bat

Great fruit-eating bat

Fringe-lipped bat

Long-legged bat

Western bonneted bat

Lesser long-tailed bat

Dark fruit-eating bat

Big naked-backed bat

Tent-maiking bat

Parnell's mustached bat

Brown tent-making bat

Wagner's mustached bat

Big-eared wooly bat

Bedentate yellow-eared bat

Silver-tipped myotis

Little yellow-eared bat

Macconnell's bat

Pallas's long-tongued bat

Hairy-legged myotis

Great stripe-faced bat

Ipanema bat

Yellowish myotis

Little big-eared bat

Dwarf little fruit bat

Black myotis

Greater sac-winged bat

White-bellied big-eared bat

Greater dog-like bat

Montane myotis

Lesser sac-winged bat

Proboscis bat

Lesser dog-like bat

Riparian myotis

Striped hairy-nosed bat

Pale-faced bat

Velvety myotis

Pale spear-nosed bat

Big-eared brown bat

Lesser spear-nosed bat

White-eared opossum

Western woolly opossum

Common opossum

Pygmy short-tailed opossum

Lutrine opossum

Osgood's short-tailed opossum

Murine mouse opossum

White-bellied slender mouse opossum

Brown four-eyed opossum

Short-furred woolly mouse opossum

Red-legged short-tailed opossum

Gray short-tailed opossum

Elegant fat-tailed opossum

Pallid fat-tailed opossum

Small fat-tailed opossum

Water opossum

Little rufous mouse opossum

Dorothy's slender mouse opossum

Bushy-tailed opossum

Aceramarca gracile mouse opossum

Agile gracile mouse opossum

Forest rabbit

Brazilian tapir

White-fronted capuchin

Red howler monkey

Ed-chested mustached tamarin

Black-headed squirrel monkey

Black-headed night monkey

Black howler monkey

Bolivian red howler

Black-faced black spider monkey

Bolivian grey titi

Bolivian titi

Brown titi monkey

Beni titi monkey

Gray monkey saki

Goeldi's marmoset

Saddlebacked tamarin

Emperor tamarin

Central american agouti

Steinbach's tuco-tuco

Small vesper mouse

Day's grass mouse

Marsh rat

Capricorn leaf-eared mouse

Andean vesper mouse

Smoky grass mouse

Thespian grass mouse

Darwin's leaf-eared mouse

Altiplano grass mouse

Woolly giant rat

Bunchgrass leaf-eared mouse

Cochabamba grass mouse

Southern viscacha

Wolffsohn's leaf-eared mouse

Gray-ellied grass mouse

Plains viscacha

Mountain degu

Puno grass mouse

Pacarana

Bicolored arboreal rice rat

Montane guinea pig

Chaco grass mouse

Unicolored arboreal rice rat

Variable grass mouse

Daphne's oldfield mouse

Chacoan mara

Mamore arboreal rice rat

Pearson's chaco mouse

Ladew's oldfield mouse

Robert's arboreal rice rat

Andean mouse

Montane oldfield mouse

Andean rat

Andean pygmy rice rat

Chacoan pygmy rice rat

Short-tailed chinchilla

Andean gerbil mouse

Bolivian spiny rat

Destructive pygmy rice rat

Small-eared pygmy rice rat

Altiplano chincilla mouse

Huallaga spiny rat

Long-tailed spiny rat

Simon's spiny rat

Steere's spiny rat

Big-headed rice rat

Light-footed rice rat

Brazilian false rice rat

Elegant rice rat

Common yellow-toothed cavy

Terraced rice rat

Andean altiplano mouse

Bolivian big-eared mouse

Spix's yellow-toothed cavy

Yungas rice rat

Jelski's altiplano mouse

Painted big-eared mouse

Gerlepp's mouse

Quechuan hocicudo

Nutria

Andean big-eared mouse

Spiny tree rat

Incan hocicudo

Southern mountain cavy

Paramo hocicudo

Bicolor-spined porcupine

Pleasant bolo mouse

Andean mountain cavy

Brazilian porcupine

Rufous-bellied bolo mouse

Bolivian tuco-tuco

Hairy-tailed bolo mouse

Bolivian chincilla rat

Pale leaf-eared mouse

Southern climbing mouse

Conover's tuco-tuco

Spotted paca

Forest small rice rat

Gray leaf-eared mouse

Forest tuco-tuco

Highland grass mouse

Bolivian squirrel

Southern amazon red squirrel

Ashy chinchilla rat

White-toothed tuco-tuco

White-bellied grass mouse

Bolivian bamboo rat

Bristly mouse

Lewis's tuco-tuco

Bolivian vesper mouse

Azara's grass mouse

Peruvian bamboo rat

Andean swamp rat

Highland tuco-tuco

Large vesper mouse

Bolivian grass mouse

Greater long-nosed armadillo

Common long-nosed armadillo

Brazilian lesser long-nosed armadillo

Andean hairy armadillo

Screaming hairy armadillo

Large hairy armadillo

Giant armadillo

Southern three-banded armadillo

Burmeister's armadillo

Six-banded armadillo

Cabasu

The Brazilian highlands are home to a variety of animals including jaguars, tapirs, capybaras, and various species of birds such as toucans and macaws. Additionally, the highlands also support a diverse range of reptiles, amphibians, and insects due to the varied ecosystems found in the region.