This list shows the IUCN Red List status of the 94 mammal species occurring in Serbia. One is critically endangered, Five of them are vulnerable, seven are near threatened, one is reintroduced, and six are introduced.

Order: Rodentia There are twenty-nine species of rodent in Serbia. Two species are vulnerable. One species is reintroduced and two species are introduced. Common name (Serbian name)Scientific nameRangeIUCN statusPhotoFamily: CastoridaeEurasian beaver (Evropski dabar)Castor fiberRiver banks of the DanubeFamily: CricetidaeEuropean hamster (Evropski hrčak)Cricetus cricetusVojvodinaMuskrat (Bizamski pacov)Ondatra zibethicus(Introduced)Throughout SerbiaEuropean water vole (Vodena voluharica)Arvicola amphibiusThroughout SerbiaEuropean snow vole (Evropska snežna voluharica)Chionomys nivalisSE SerbiaBalkan snow vole (Dinarska voluharica)Dinaromys bogdanoviS RaškaField voleMicrotus agrestisNW VojvodinaCommon vole (Poljska voluharica)Microtus arvalisThroughout SerbiaLCBalkan pine voleMicrotus felteniS SerbiaDDGünther's voleMicrotus guentheriS SerbiaLCSouthern voleMicrotus levisW PčinjaLCLiechtenstein's pine voleMicrotus liechtensteiniW SerbiaLCEuropean pine vole Microtus subterraneusThroughout SerbiaLCBank vole (Šumska voluharica)Myodes glareolusW and S SerbiaLCFamily: DipodidaeSouthern birch mouseSicista subtilisJasenovoLCFamily GliridaeForest dormouseDryomys nitedulaThroughout SerbiaLCEuropean edible dormouse (Obični puh)Glis glisThroughout SerbiaLCHazel dormouse (Puh orašar)Muscardinus avellanariusThroughout SerbiaLCFamily: MuridaeStriped field mouse (Poljski miš)Apodemus agrariusThroughout SerbiaLCWestern broad-toothed field mouseApodemus epimelasS PčinjaLCYellow-necked field mouse (Žutogrli miš)Apodemus flavicollisThroughout SerbiaLCLong-tailed field mouse (Šumski miš)Apodemus sylvaticusThroughout SerbiaLCHerb field mouseApodemus uralensisNE BorLCEurasian harvest mouse (Patuljasti miš)Micromys minutusThroughout SerbiaLCMacedonian mouse (Makedonski miš)Mus macedonicusS PčinjaLCHouse mouse (Kućni miš)Mus musculusThroughout SerbiaLCSteppe mouseMus spicilegusN and E SerbiaLCBlack ratRattus rattus(Introduced) Throughout SerbiaLCBrown ratRattus norvegicus(Introduced) Throughout SerbiaLCFamily: SciuridaeRed squirrel (Evropska veverica)Sciurus vulgarisThroughout SerbiaEuropean ground squirrel (Tekunica)Spermophilus citellusN SerbiaVUFamily: SpalacidaeLesser mole-rat (Slepo kuče)Spalax leucodonThroughout SerbiaDDFamily: MyocastoridaeCoypu (Nutrija)Myocastor coypus(Introduced)Danube, Sava, and Tisa river basins

Order: Lagomorpha There is one species of lagomorph in Serbia. Common nameScientific nameRangeIUCN statusPhotoFamily: LeporidaeEuropean hare (Evropski zec)Lepus europaeusThroughout SerbiaLC

Order: Eulipotyphla There are ten species of eulipotyph in Serbia. One species is near threatened. Common name (Serbian name)Scientific nameRangeIUCN statusPhotoFamily: ErinaceidaeNorthern white-breasted hedgehog (Severni beloprsi jež)Erinaceus roumanicusThroughout SerbiaLCFamily: SoricidaeBicolored shrewCrocidura leucodonThroughout SerbiaLCLesser white-toothed shrewCrocidura suaveolensThroughout SerbiaMediterranean water shrewNeomys anomalusThroughout SerbiaLCEurasian water shrewNeomys fodiensThroughout SerbiaLCAlpine shrewSorex alpinusW SerbiaNTEurasian shrewSorex araneusThroughout SerbiaLCEurasian pygmy shrewSorex minutusThroughout SerbiaLCFamily: TalpidaeBlind moleTalpa caecaW SerbiaLCEuropean mole (Evropska krtica)Talpa europaeaThroughout SerbiaLC

Order: Chiroptera There are thirty-one species of bat in Serbia. Two species are vulnerable and five species are near threatened. Common nameScientific nameRangeIUCN statusPhotoFamily: MiniopteridaeCommon bent-wing batMiniopterus schreibersiiThroughout SerbiaFamily: MolossidaeEuropean free-tailed batTadarida teniotisS SerbiaLCFamily: RhinolophidaeBlasius's horseshoe batRhinolophus blasiiSE SerbiaLCMediterranean horseshoe batRhinolophus euryaleC and S SerbiaNTGreater horseshoe bat (Veliki potkovnjak)Rhinolophus ferrumequinumThroughout SerbiaLCLesser horseshoe bat (Mali potkovnjak)Rhinolophus hipposiderosThroughout SerbiaLCMehely's horseshoe batRhinolophus mehelyiBoljevacVUFamily: VespertilionidaeWestern barbastelleBarbastella barbastellusN SerbiaSerotine batEptesicus serotinusThroughout SerbiaLCAlcathoe whiskered batMyotis alcathoeThroughout Serbia (probably)DDSteppe whiskered batMyotis aurascensPčinjaLCBechstein's batMyotis bechsteiniiN SerbiaNTLesser mouse-eared batMyotis blythiiThroughout SerbiaBrandt's batMyotis brandtiiThroughout SerbiaLCLong-fingered batMyotis capacciniiS SerbiaPond batMyotis dasycnemeNE SerbiaDaubenton's batMyotis daubentoniiN, E and S SerbiaLCGeoffroy's batMyotis emarginatusThroughout SerbiaLCGreater mouse-eared batMyotis myotisThroughout SerbiaLCWhiskered batMyotis mystacinusThroughout SerbiaLCNatterer's batMyotis nattereriThroughout SerbiaLCLesser noctule (Mali noćnik)Nyctalus leisleriThroughout SerbiaLCCommon noctuleNyctalus noctulaThroughout SerbiaKuhl's pipistrellePipistrellus kuhliiThroughout SerbiaLCNathusius's pipistrellePipistrellus nathusiiThroughout SerbiaCommon pipistrellePipistrellus pipistrellusThroughout SerbiaPygmy pipistrellePipistrellus pygameusN VojvodinaLCSavi's pipistrelleHypsugo saviiBelgrade and S SerbiaLCBrown big-eared batPlecotus auritusThroughout SerbiaLCGrey long-eared batPlecotus austriacusThroughout SerbiaParti-coloured batVespertilio murinusThroughout SerbiaLC

Order: Carnivora There are fourteen species of carnivore in Serbia. One species is vulnerable and one species is near threatened. Common name (Serbian name)Scientific nameRangeIUCN statusPhotoFamily: CanidaeGolden jackal (Zlatni šakal)Canis aureusThroughout SerbiaLCGrey wolf (Sivi vuk)Canis lupusSW to E SerbiaLCRed fox (Riđa lisica)Vulpes vulpesThroughout SerbiaLCRaccoon dog (Jenotski pas)Nyctereutes procyonoides(Introduced)Scattered records in N and E SerbiaFamily: FelidaeEuropean wildcat (Divlja mačka)Felis silvestrisThroughout SerbiaLCEurasian lynx (Obični ris)Lynx lynxE SerbiaLCFamily: MustelidaeEuropean otter (Evroazijska vidra)Lutra lutraThroughout SerbiaNTBeech marten (Kuna belica)Martes foinaThroughout SerbiaLCEuropean pine marten (Kuna zlatica)Martes martesThroughout SerbiaLCEuropean badger (Jazavac)Meles melesThroughout SerbiaLCStoat (Velika lasica)Mustela ermineaN SerbiaLCSteppe polecat (Stepeni tvor)Mustela eversmaniiNE and E SerbiaLCLeast weaselMustela nivalisThroughout SerbiaLCEuropean polecat (Tvor)Mustela putoriusThroughout SerbiaLCAmerican minkNeogale visonIntroducedLCMarbled polecatVormela peregusnaSE and E SerbiaVUFamily: UrsidaeEurasian brown bear (Mrki medved)Ursus arctos arctosW SerbiaLC

Order: Artiodactyla There are five species of even-toed ungulate in Serbia. Common nameScientific nameRangeIUCN statusPhotoFamily: BovidaeChamois (Divokoza)Rupicapra rupicapraĐerdap National Park, Brestovac, GrobniceFamily: CervidaeRoe deer (Srna)Capreolus capreolusThroughout SerbiaLCRed deer (Crveni jelen)Cervus elaphusN and E SerbiaLCEuropean fallow deer (Jelen lopatar)Dama damaThroughout SerbiaLCFamily: SuidaeWild boar (Divlja svinja)Sus scrofaThroughout SerbiaLC

Locally extinct The following species are locally extinct in the country: European bison, Bison bonasus European mink, Mustela lutreola

See also List of chordate orders Lists of mammals by region

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