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The site from Enisala-Palanca has been known in the specialized literature since the 1970s. Archaeological researches have revealed the existence of several living horizons dating from the Eneolithic (Gumelniţa Culture), the Early Iron Age (Babadag Culture) and the Medieval Period (14th-15th centuries), a period from which also dates an inhumation necropolis. This article is dedicated to the analysis of faunal remains coming from contexts attributed to the Babadag Culture (9th century BC). The collected faunal remains are numerous (3591) and coming from molluscs, fish, turtles, birds and mammals. There have been identified fragments coming from domestic mammals (1211 fragments attributed to seven species) and wild mammals (147 fragments attributed to seven species).