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Moonrats, Echinosorex gymnura, are omnivorous; they will eat anything that does not move too fast or fight back too hard.
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* Calamanian Deer * DinagatIsland Cloud Rat * Dinagat Moonrat * Golden-Capped Fruit Bat * MindanaoMoonrat * Mt. Isarog Shrew-Mouse* Mt. Isarog Striped Rat * Philippine Spotted Deer * Philippine Tube-Nosed Fruit Bat * Tamaraw * Visayan Warty Pig Calamanian Deer * Zorro Volador De Luzon * Cantor's Giant Softshell * Green Turtle* Hawksbill Turtle * Loggerhead Turtle* Philippines Crocodile * Philippine Pond Turtle * Spiny Turtle * Black-Hooded Coucal * Black Shama * Blue-Winged Racquet-Tail * CebuFlowerpecker * Chinese Crested Tern * Dark-Eared Brown Dove * Flame-Templed Babbler * Great Philippine Eagle * Isabela Oriole * Japanese Night-Heron * Mindanao Bleeding-Heart * Mindoro Hornbill * MindoroBleeding-Heart * Mottle-Breasted Bulbul * Negros Bleeding-Heart * NegrosFruit-Dove * Negros Striped-Babbler * Nordmann's Greenshank * Oriental White Stork * Philippine Cockatoo * Sulu Bleeding-Heart * Sulu Hornbill * Visayan Hornbill * Visayan Wrinkled Hornbill * White-Throated Jungle-Flycatcher * Apo Swallowtail * David's Tiger* Father Schoenig's Chocolate * LuzonPeacock Swallowtail * Milagros' Tiger * Basilan Island Caecilian * Camiguin Narrow-Mouthed Frog * Hazel'sForest Frog * Isarog ForestFrog * Island Forest Frog * Mindoro Tree Frog * Mt.Data Forest Frog * Naomi'sForest Frog * Negros CaveFrog * Negros Forest Frog * Panay Forest Frog * Polillo Forest Frog * Smooth-Skinned Forest Frog * aBagangan * Baolan * Bitungu * Borneo Shark * Disa * Dwarf Pygmy Goby * Golden Dragon Fish * Kandar * Katapa-Tapa * Katolo * Manalak * Pait * Palata * Tras
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There are many more endangered species in the Philippines than just ten, but ten are presented below:
- Palawan flying fox
- Streaked Reed-warbler
- Blue-capped kingfisher
- Mindanao pygmy fruit bat
- Palawan hornbill
- Philippine duck
- Mindoro climbing rat
- Asian Small-clawed otter
- Binturong
- Humphead parrotfish
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The Philippines is host to four animal species that are only found in the country. These are the tamaraw (a dwarf buffalo), the mouse deer (smallest deer on earth), the tarsier (smallest monkey in the world), and the zebronkey (half zebra and half donkey).
Other animals in the Philippines are the water buffalo, which is used by farmers to till the ground; insects (25,000 species); snakes; crocodiles and birds.
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