From 858 reports collected, elephants (n0107, 12.5%), rhinoceros (n0103, 12.0%), tigers (n068, 7.9%), leopards (n054, 6.3%), and pangolins (n045, 5.2%) were among the most commonly intercepted species (to include live animals and wildlife products). Zoonotic diseases associated with these species include rabies, cowpox, echinococcosis, anthrax, and tuberculosis. Countries with the most illegal wildlife product interceptions included India (n 0146, 15.6%), the United States (n0143, 15.3%), South Africa (n075, 8.0%), China (n041, 4.4%), and Vietnam (n037, 4.0%).