Japanese Fauna
Japanese Fauna refers to the diverse range of animal species that are native to Japan. This includes both terrestrial and marine animals found in various habitats across the Japanese archipelago. Some iconic examples of Japanese fauna include the Japanese macaque (snow monkey), Japanese giant salamander, Japanese crane, and Japanese serow. The fauna of Japan is known for its unique adaptations to the country's varied climate and geography, making it a fascinating subject of study for biologists and nature enthusiasts alike.