State emblems of Malaysia

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Each of Malaysia's 13 states has its own emblems, consisting of a state animal and in most cases a state plant. [1]

StateState animalState flora
Johor Malayan tiger Black pepper [2]
Kedah Brahminy kite Rice [3]
Kelantan Southern red muntjac Common wireweed [4]
Malacca Mouse-deer Indian gooseberry (tree) [5]
Vallaris (flower) [6]
Negeri Sembilan Deer
Water buffalo 		Capsicum frutescens [7] [8] [9] [10]
Pahang Black elephant Coffea [11]
Penang Black leopard Pinang palm [12]
Perak Gaur Sterculia [13]
Perlis Lion Mango [14]
Sabah Orangutan Rafflesia [15]
Sarawak Hornbill Normah orchid [16]
Selangor White eagle Mimusops elengi [17]
Terengganu Sea turtle Cananga odorata [18]

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