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Countries with the Most Endangered Fish By CEORick [50 more lists]
Endangered Fish. What countries have the most endangered fish species? They're delicious, they're nutritious and some of them are listed as endangered species by the IUCN. Cod. Haddock. Grouper. They all have species that are endangered.
Frankly I had to do this list, because the results were so unexpected. Countries are ranked by the amount of endangered fish species they each have. Included are species classified by the IUCN as endangered, vulnerable, rare, indeterminate, out of danger, or insufficiently known.
Source: World Bank Lists
- 1
Washington, D.C.NoneUS$1776-07-04“ 164 species „ - 2
Dar es Salaam, DodomaEnglish Language, Swahili LanguageTanzanian shilling, East African shilling1961-12-09“ 138 species „ - 3
Mexico CitySpanish LanguageMX, Mexican peso1810-09-16“ 114 species „ - 4
JakartaIndonesian LanguageIndonesian rupiah1945-08-17“ 111 species „ - 5
LilongweEnglish Language, Chewa languageMalawian kwacha, Malawian pound1964-07-06“ 101 species „ - 6
Australian Capital Territory, CanberraEnglish LanguageAustralian dollar, Australian pound1901-01-01“ 84 species „ - 7 AntananarivoEnglish Language, French Language, Malagasy languageMalagasy ariary1960-06-26“ 75 species „
- 8 NairobiEnglish Language, Swahili LanguageKenya Shilling, Kenyan shilling, East African shilling1963-12-12“ 71 species „
- 9 BeijingChinese language, Standard MandarinRenminbi1949-10-01“ 70 species „
- 10 Cape Town, Pretoria, Bloemfontein, Free StateEnglish Language, Sotho, Southern Language, Hebrew Language, Swati Language, Tamil Language, Hindi Language, German Language, Arabic Language, Urdu Language, Greek Language, Telugu language, Portuguese Language, Tsonga Language, Tswana Language, Sotho, Northern Language, Xhosa Language, Venda Language, Zulu Language, Ndebele Language, Afrikaans Language, Gujarati Language, Sanskrit Language, Southern Sotho, South African English, South African Sign Language, Nama Language, Khoe languages MoreSouth African rand1910-05-31“ 65 species „
- 11 BrasÃliaPortuguese LanguageBrazilian real1822-09-07“ 64 species „
- 12 AthensGreek LanguageEuro, Greek drachma1821-03-25“ 62 species „
- 13 AnkaraTurkish LanguageTurkish lira1923-04-23“ 60 species „
- 14 ManilaEnglish Language, Tagalog language, Filipino languagePhilippine peso1521-03-16“ 60 species „
- 15 KampalaEnglish Language, Ganda Language, Swahili LanguageUgandan shilling, East African shilling1962-10-09“ 54 species „
- 16 MadridSpanish Language, Catalan language, Aranese language, Basque Language, Galician Language, Aragonese Language, Asturian language, Occitan language, Valencian MoreEuro, Spanish peseta“ 52 species „
- 17 BangkokThai LanguageThai baht1238“ 50 species „
- 18 Putrajaya, Kuala LumpurEnglish Language, Malay Language, Malaysian languageMalaysian ringgit1957-08-31“ 49 species „
- 19 ZagrebCroatian languageCroatian dinar, Croatian kuna“ 46 species „
- 20 MaputoPortuguese LanguageMozambican metical, Mozambican escudo1975-06-25“ 45 species „
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