Information on the world s top 10 endangered animals is needed

The endangered animals are: panda, South China tiger, Chinese alligator, spoon-billed sandpiper, Hainan black-crowned gibbon, high-nosed antelope, white-headed langur, white-sided dolphin, vermilion, brown pheasant, black-necked crane, slippery mirror monkey, civet, red-crowned crane, great belief salamander, Tibetan antelope, African elephant, cheetah, snow leopard, hawksbill turtle, golden snub-nosed monkey, etc.

Endangered animals refer to all species of wild animals that are in danger of extinction due to the species itself or affected by human activities or natural disasters. Broadly speaking, endangered animals refer to precious, endangered, or rare wild animals.

From the perspective of wildlife management, endangered animals refer to the animals listed in the appendix of the International Convention on Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, as well as wild animals under national and local key protection.

There are more than 100 species of vertebrates in the world that are threatened with extinction, and about 14 species are due to natural evolution. And the rest is due to the human factor. Many of China's wildlife are also on the verge of extinction, so it is urgent to protect habitats and restore damaged ecosystems.

Chinese alligator, Chinese sturgeon, Orinoco crocodile, giant panda, white-sided dolphin, golden snub-nosed monkey, snow leopard, South China tiger, Siberian tiger, polar bear.

More than 794 species of wildlife worldwide are on the verge of extinction due to a lack of due environmental protection.

More than 300 plant species in 76 families are endangered.

The above information is only known to mankind at present, and it is not known how many unknown species are disappearing.

Did you know that the number of animal species on Earth is decreasing dramatically, one after the other, one after the other. Organisms on Earth are naturally interdependent as food chains. Some people ask how long if only humans are left in this world, how long can humans last?

Take a look at the worrying accounts of animal extinctions in recent years:

Dodo (India, 1781), Blue Antelope (South Africa, 1799), Marion Tortoise (Tongue Ser, 1800), Great Puffin (Atlantic, 1844), European Wild Horse (Europe, 1876), Spotted Donkey (Asia, 1883), White-rumped Langur (China, 1893), Passenger Pigeon (North America, 1914), Florida Monkey (North America, 1917), Carolina Parrot (North America, 1918), Chinese Rhino (China, 1922), Caucasian Bison (Europe, 1925), Bali Tiger (Indonesia, 1937), Rufed Duck (India, 1942), Przewalski's Horse (China, 1947), Thylacine (Australia, 1948), Hooded Shelduck (Asia, 1964), Javan Tiger (Indonesia, 1972), ......

There are also materials that talk about animals that are on the verge of extinction in our country, such as:

Milu (3*!000 heads), South China tiger (50 heads), snow leopard (1*!.)000～2*!

000 heads), Chinese alligator (1*!500 pieces), Baiji dolphin (100 pieces), giant panda (1*!000 pcs), black rhinoceros (3*!

500) finger monkeys (9 individuals), fluffy spider monkeys (100 individuals), Yunnan golden snub-nosed monkeys (1*!000 individuals), wild golden snub-nosed monkey (700 individuals), white-browed long-browed monkey (70 individuals).