The full list is below:
- Afghanistan – Snow leopard
- Armenia – Golden eagle
- Azerbaijan – Karabakh horse
- Bahrain – Arabian oryx
- Bangladesh – Bengal tiger
- Bhutan – Dragon
- Brunei – Sea eagle
- Cambodia – Giant ibis
- China – Dragon
- Cyprus – Cypriot mouflon
- East Timor – Saltwater crocodile
- East Turkestan – Bactrian camel
- Georgia – Wolf
- Hong Kong – Giant panda
- Iran – Asiatic lion
- Iraq – Chukar partridge
- India – Bengal tiger and Indian peafowl
- Indonesia – Komodo dragon
- Israel – Hoopoe
- Japan – Koi fish
- Jordan – Arabian oryx
- Kazakhstan – Steppe eagle
- Kyrgyzstan – Snow leopard
- Kuwait – Arabian camel
- Laos – Indian elephant
- Lebanon – Striped hyena
- Malaysia – Malayan tiger
- Maldives – Yellowfin tuna
- Mongolia – Przewalski horse
- Myanmar – Indochinese tiger
- Nepal – Cow
- North Korea – no clue so they just put another Tiger
- Oman – Arabian oryx
- Palestine – Palestinian gazelle
- Pakistan – Markhor
- Philippines – Philippine eagle
- Qatar – Arabian oryx
- Russia – Bear
- Saudi Arabia – Arabian camel
- Singapore – Lion
- Sri Lanka – Panthera leo sinhaleyus
- South Korea – Siberian tiger
- Syria – Syrian brown bear
- Taiwan – Asian black bear
- Tajikistan – Marco Polo sheep
- Thailand – Thai elephant
- Tibet – Snow lion
- Turkey – Gray wolf
- Turkmenistan – Alabai shepherd
- United Arab Emirates – Arabian oryx
- Uzbekistan – Pallas’s fish eagle
- Vietnam – Water buffalo
- Yemen – Arabian leopard
You can also see the European version of the map here.
Once again both eagles (5 countries) and lions (4 countries) although neither are as popular as tigers (6 countries).
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