Surinamese fauna is diverse, featuring a variety of species due to its tropical climate and rich ecosystems. The country is home to numerous mammals, including the jaguar, capybara, and giant river otter. Birdwatchers can find over 700 bird species, such as the vibrant scarlet macaw and the elusive harpy eagle. In addition to mammals and birds, Suriname hosts a wide range of reptiles and amphibians. The green anaconda and black caiman are notable reptiles, while colorful frogs like the poison dart frog inhabit the rainforests. This rich biodiversity makes Suriname an important area for conservation efforts.