Schedule KINDS OF DANGEROUS WILD ANIMALSE1F1

Western grey kangaroo

Eastern grey kangaroo

Wallaroo

Red kangaroo

New-world monkeys (including capuchin, howler, saki, uacari, spider and woolly monkeys)

Exceptions:

Night monkeys (also known as owl monkeys)

Titi

Squirrel monkeys

Anthropoid apes (including the chimpanzee, the bonobo, the orang-utan and gorillas)

Exception:

Man

Gibbons

Siamangs

Leaping lemurs (including the indri and sifakas)

Exceptions:

Woolly lemurs

Large lemurs

Exceptions:

Bamboo lemurs (also known as gentle lemurs)

Family Canidae : all species except–

1. (a)

   those of the genera Alopex, Cerdocyon, Dusicyon, Otocyon, Pseudalopex, Urocyon, Vulpes and Nyctereutes

2. (b)

   Canis familiaris, other than the subspecies Canis familiaris dingo

Canids (including wild dogs, wolves, jackals, the maned wolf, the dhole, the bush dog, and the dingo) other than the excepted species

Exceptions:

1. (a)

   foxes, culpeo, grey zorro, raccoon dogs

2. (b)

   domestic dogs

Family Felidae : all species except–

1. (a)

   Felis silvestris (including the subspecies Felis silvestris catus ), Felis margarita, Felis nigripes, Otocolobus manul, Leopardus tigrinus, Leopardus geoffroyi (also known as Oncifelis geoffroyi ), Leopardus guigna (also known as Oncifelis guigna ), Catopuma badia (also known as Pardofelis badia ) and Prionailurus rubiginosus

2. (b)

   a hybrid descended exclusively from two or more of the species described in paragraph (a)

3. (c)

   a hybrid of which–

   1. (i)

      one parent is Felis silvestris catus , and

   2. (ii)

      the other parent is a first generation hybrid of Felis silvestris catus and any species not described in paragraph (a)

4. (d)

   a hybrid descended exclusively from hybrid cats as described in paragraph (c) (ignoring, for the purpose of determining exclusivity of descent, the parents and remoter ancestors of any hybrid within that paragraph)

5. (e)

   a hybrid descended exclusively from Felis silvestris catus and any one or more hybrid cat as described in paragraph (c) (ignoring, for the purpose of determining exclusivity of descent, the parents and remoter ancestors of any hybrid within that paragraph)

Cats (including the bobcat, caracal, cheetah, jaguar, leopard, lion, lynx, ocelot, puma, serval and tiger) other than the excepted species

Exceptions:

1. (a)

   The wild cat (including the domestic cat), the sand cat, the black-footed cat, the pallas cat (also known as the manul), the little spotted cat (also known as the oncilla or tiger cat), the Geoffroy’s cat, the kodkod (also known as the guina) the bay cat (also known as the Borneo cat), and the rusty-spotted cat

2. (b)

   a cat descended exclusively from two or more of the species described in paragraph (a)

3. (c)

   a cat of which one parent is a domestic cat and the other parent is a first generation hybrid of a domestic cat and a cat that is a dangerous wild animal

4. (d)

   a cat descended exclusively from hybrid cats described in paragraph (c)

5. (e)

   a cat descended exclusively from the domestic cat and hybrids cats described in paragraph (c)

Hyenas

Exception:

Aardwolf

Family Mustelidae :

1. (a)

   all species of the genera Arctonyx, Melogale, Mydaus, Taxidea, Pteronura, Aonyx, Enhydra and Lontra

2. (b)

   the genus Lutra except the species Lutra lutra

3. (c)

   the species Eira barbara, Gulo gulo, Martes pennanti and Mellivora capensis

1. (a)

   The hog badger, the ferret badger, the stink badger, the American badger, the giant otter, the African clawless otter, the oriental small-clawed otter, the sea otter, the river otters, and the marine otter

2. (b)

   the hairy-nosed otter

3. (c)

   the tayra, the wolverine, the fisher (also known as the peken or fisher cat) and the honey badger

Exception:

European otter

Family Viverridae :

1. (a)

   all species of the genera Civettictis and Viverra

2. (b)

   the species Cryptoprocta ferox

1. (a)

   Civets (including the African civet, the large-spotted civets, the Malayan civet and the Indian civets)

2. (b)

   the fossa

True seals (also known as earless seals) other than the excepted species

Exceptions:

Common seal (also known as the harbour seal)

Grey seal

Horses

Wild asses

Zebras

Exceptions:

Donkey (also known as the ass)

Domestic horse

Antelopes, bison, buffalo, gazelles, goats and sheep

Exceptions:

Domestic cattle

Domestic buffalo

Domestic goats

Domestic sheep

Moose (also known as the elk)

Caribou (also known as the reindeer)

Exception:

Domestic reindeer

Giraffe

Okapi

Hippopotamus

Pygmy hippopotamus

Old-world pigs other than animals of the excepted kind

Exception:

Domestic pig, other than farmed wild boar

A hybrid animal with a dangerous wild animal as a parent

Exception:

A cat hybrid that is not a dangerous wild animal

Alligators

Caimans

Crocodiles

False gharial

Burrowing asps (also known as mole vipers, or burrowing vipers)

Stiletto snakes

Family Colubridae :

1. (a)

   all species of the genera Malpolon and Thelotornis

2. (b)

   the species Dispholidus typus, Rhabdophis subminiatus, Rhabdophis tigrinus, Elapomorphus lemniscatus, Philodryas olfersii, Tachymenis peruviana, Xenodon severus

1. (a)

   All rear-fanged venomous colubrid snakes of the specified genera (including montpellier snakes, the false cobra, and twig or bird snakes)

2. (b)

   the boomslang, the red-necked keelback, the tiger keelback (also known as the yamakagashi or the Japanese tiger-snake), the Argentine black-headed snake, the South American green racer, the Peruvian racer (also known as the Peru slender snake), the Amazon false viper (also known as the false fer-de-lance)

Gila monster

Mexican beaded lizard