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The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species™ for VATICAN CITY (Holy See) in Southern Europe reveals that the Roman Catholic headquarter country does not have any critically endangered species. There is one vulnerable species, the Long-Fingered Bat. These four species are nearly threatened, meaning they are somewhat rare but not close to extinction: the Barbastelle bat, Common Bentwing Bat, Mediterranean Horseshoe Bat, and Mediterranean Trout.
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