Among the species found in subtropical/tropical moist montane regions are reptiles, amphibians, mammals, bats, and birds. In Asia, carnivores including the Asiatic wild dog, Everett's ferret badger (found only in Malaysia), and the golden jackal rely on a wide variety of smaller animal life as a primary food source. In Africa, the same can be said of the Cameroon clawless otter and the African wild dog, as it can of the margay and the ocelot of South and Central America.
Smaller animals that inhabit the subtropical/tropical moist montane regions include the Eastern tree dassie and the black colobus monkey of Africa and the white bellied spider monkey and the cabasu in South America. These animals are supported by a wide variety of plant and insect life, ensuring a fully cooperative ecosystem ultimately reliant on the moist, tropical and subtropical mountainous climate in which they live.
Even-toed ungulates
Abbott's duiker
Elk
Chunyi
Carnivores
Gray fox
Asiatic jackal
Indian smooth-coated otter
Common fox
African wild dog
Everett's ferret-badger
Asiatic wild dog
Bush dog
Ocelot
Little spotted cat
Cameroon clawless otter
Margay
Andean fox
Harris's olingo
Chiriqui olingo
Bats
Gland-tailed free-tailed bat
Lamotte's roundleaf bat
Little free-tailed bat
Aellen's roundleaf bat
Decken's horseshoe bat
Moloney's flat-headed bat
Guinean horseshoe bat
Peter's tube-nosed bat
Lesser dog-faced fruit bat
Swinny's horseshoe bat
Long-haired rousette
Spurrell's woolly bat
Sao tomé collared fruit bat
Scott's mouse-eared bat
Salim ali's fruit bat
Mandelli's mouse-eared bat
Welwitch's bat
Veldkamp's bat
Dwarf slit-faced bat
Large-eared free-tailed bat
Lesser dawn bat
Sombre bat
Hyraxes
Eastern tree dassie
Elephant-shrews
Black and rufous elephant shrew
Checkered elephant shrew
Four-toed elephant shrew
Primates
Gee's golden langur
Gorilla
Andean titi monkey
Orang-utan
Slender loris
Preuss's guenon
Lion-tailed macaque
Black colobus
Drill
Long-haired spider monkey
Bonobo
Chimpanzee
Elephants
African elephant
Rodents
Red-cheeked rope squirrel
Svynnerton's bush squirrel
Boehm's bush squirrel
Forest thicket rat
Cooper's mountain squirrel
Giant thicket rat
Black and red bush squirrel
Yellow-spotted brush-furred rat
Ruwenzori thicket rat
Vincent's bush squirrel
Woosnam's brush-furred rat
Shining thicket rat
Short-footed luzon tree rat
Woodland dormouse
Hartwig's praomys
Delectable soft-furred mouse
Mutable sun squirrel
Jackson's praomys
Ruwenzori sun squirrel
Misonne's praomys
Musser's shrew mouse
Cameroon praomys
Rümmler's brush mouse
Forest soft-furred mouse
Bioko hybomys
African wading rat
Tullberg's praomys
Eisentraut's hybomys
Moon striped mouse
Giant rat
Liberian forest hybomys
Gambian rat
Peters' hybomys
Beaded hylomyscus
Toad mouse
Allen's hylomyscus
Montane shaggy rat
Mahomet mouse
Montane hylomyscus
Pygmy mouse
Stella hylomyscus
Thomas's pygmy mouse
Mt. kahuzi climbing mouse
Gray-bellied pygmy mouse
Remarkable climbing mouse
Gray-tailed narrow-headed rat
Mt. oku rat
Kivu climbing mouse
Audacious mole rat
Brant's climbing mouse
Demon mole rat
Congo forest mouse
Naivasha mole rat
Kaiser's rock rat
Defua rat
King mole rat
Harrington's rat
Ruanda mole rat
Crested rat
Rudd's mole rat
Gray brush-furred rat
Embi mole rat
African brush-tailed porcupine
Dent's vlei rat
Medium-tailed brush-furred rat
East african mole rat
Typical vlei rat
Rahm's brush-furred rat
Carruther's mountain squirrel
Charming thicket rat
Lady burton's rope squirrel
Kemp's thicket rat
Greater hamster-rat
Edentates
Northern naked-tailed armadillo
Cabasu
Hairy long-nosed armadillo
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