In 1998, scientists created the benchmark for documenting Honduras' mammals. Years later, an eight-year international study produced the country's most comprehensive wildlife inventory, confirming 227 native species and suggesting nearly 30 more remain un

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A groundbreaking eight-year study has identified 227 native mammal species in Honduras, utilizing over 300,000 records for analysis. Though significant findings were made, researchers noted knowledge gaps regarding some common species. They anticipate confirming as many as 28 more species in the future. This invaluable research review is set to inform conservation strategies and prioritize further studies.