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The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species™ for SAN MARINO in Southern Europe lists no critically endangered species, two vulnerable species, and seven near-threatened organisms. The Aquatic Warbler bird and Opisthoteuthis calypso snail species are listed as vulnerable. These species are fortunately not as threatened as endangered and critically endangered species on the IUCN Red List, but they still are susceptible to human-related environmental changes. San Marino's near-threatened species are as follows: the Barbastelle bat, Bechstein's Myotis bat, Common Bentwing Bat, Common Otter, Mediterranean Horseshoe Bat, Red Kite bird, and Western Red-Footed Falcon.
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