Largest Terrestrial Animal by Country (with Map)

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Thanks. I guess that there aren't that many particularly large terrestrial animals in Central and South America.

Thanks. There are several type-ins for the Tian Shan wapiti, so they may have got it with one of those.

Tapirs are bigger than those animals mentioned (maximum weights: 91 kg for capybara, 97.5 kg for anaconda, 158 kg for jaguar, 200 kg for llama and 84 kg for alpaca), and besides which llamas and alpacas are domesticated so they don't count. I did leave crocodiles out due to the fact that they spend a lot of time in the water, and I left out humans as they aren't really a native species in most countries.

I had a look online, and it says the only water buffalo in the Philippines is the carabao. The Wikipedia page says that it is a domestic animal, which based on the caveats I've used means it doesn't fit this quiz.

Yeah, it was a type-in problem. Thanks for letting me know.

I don't want to change the title, but I have changed the description.

Should work now.

I've based each answer on the heaviest weight for each subspecies, or if I can't find out the specific subspecies that lives in the country, just the species. I've only found one weight measurement for the European elk subspecies of moose, and the maximum weight is 475 kg. I'm not entirely sure whether this is correct or not, so if anyone knows how large European elk can get then if they could let me know.

The quiz excludes domesticated animals for the moment, and all extant dromedaries are domestic.

True, but that's the answer for Comoros, not Madagascar.