List of the world s rare animals, monkeys, and the world s top 10 rare animals

The top 10 rare animals in the world are:

1. Javan rhinoceros.

The Javan rhinoceros is widely distributed in Asia, but is now almost extinct, and is one of the rarest rhinoceros species in the world.

2. Jiawan porpoise.

The Jiawan porpoise, also known as the vaquita, is a rare genus of porpoises in the world.

3. Cross River gorillas.

The Cross River gorilla is one of the most endangered subspecies of the gorilla family, with just over 300 individuals remaining.

4. Sumatran tigers.

The Sumatran tiger is an endangered species in the world, and there are only about 400 to 500 Sumatran tigers alive today due to sea level rise 12,000 years ago, which cut off its habitat from the Asian continent.

5. Borneo dwarf elephant.

Borneo dwarf elephants are one of the rarest and rare species in the world, with a population of around 1,500 today.

6. Giant pandas.

The giant panda is a national treasure of our country, its fertility rate is low, and the habitat environment requirements are too high, it is rated as an endangered species, and it is a rare and precious species in the world.

7. Polar bears.

Polar bears live in the Arctic ice and snow region, is the world's most ferocious animal living on land, due to global warming in recent years, glacier melting, resulting in the destruction of the polar bear's living environment, making the survival of the polar bear already facing a threat to survival more dangerous.

8. Mekong giant catfish.

The Mekong Giant Catfish is a huge catfish that grows in the Mekong River in Southeast Asia, it can reach a length of 3 meters and weigh 300 kilograms, but due to the overfishing of the Mekong River Giant Catfish for profit, the survival of this fish is threatened, coupled with water pollution, the number of Mekong Giant Catfish has been greatly reduced, and it has become a critically endangered species on the World Nature Conservation List.

9. Black-footed ferret.

Black-footed ferrets are nocturnal animals, and the loss of food and habitat has caused the destruction of the black-footed snow leopard, making them a rare species in the world.

10. Golden-headed monkeys.

The golden-headed monkey is one of the world's most endangered species, and the number of this species is less than 70 in Vietnam. Brother base.

The top 10 rarest animals in the world are: Javan rhinoceros, Far Eastern leopard, Kawan porpoise, Cross River gorilla, Sumatra rhino, golden-headed monkey, Chinese alligator, South China tiger, Asian elephant, Po deer.

1. Javan rhinoceros.

Mainly found in Indonesia, the Javan rhinoceros is vulnerable to hunting due to its solitary habitat preference, and with habitat destruction, it is currently in danger of extinction, with only 35 individuals left in the world.

2. Far Eastern leopard.

The Far Eastern leopard likes to live in cold regions, mainly in the northeast of our country and the Far East of Russia, the number of this animal in the world is currently less than a hundred, and there are about 10 in our country.

3. Jiawan porpoise.

The Gulf porpoise is endemic to the northern Gulf of California and is the smallest cetacean. The Gulf porpoise is the world's most endangered cetacean and dolphin species, known as the "sea panda", and has been listed as critically endangered since 1996. In 1997, the estimated number of porpoises in the Bay was about 600, and then declined year by year until only 12 remained in 2018.

4. Cross River gorillas.

Cross River gorillas are a subspecies of West African gorillas and the rarest population in the world. They inhabit mainly tropical forests, but their populations have been severely reduced due to habitat loss and land tremors being hunted for bushmeat, with the remaining 150 to 200 animals living in five strips artificially fragmented.

5. Sumatran rhinoceros.

Sumatra rhinoceros belongs to the two-legged rhinoceros, which first appeared in the early Miocene, likes to live alone, and has a small number of Sumatra in the Malay Peninsula and Sumatra and other regions, and is a highly endangered species, with only about 200 remaining in the world.

6. Golden-headed monkeys.

The golden-headed monkey is one of the most endangered animal species on the planet, with fewer than 70 remaining in Vietnam. In 2000, this primate was classified as a protected animal. But it is still facing extinction, and in 2003 the number of golden-headed monkeys rebounded for the first time in decades, but it is still not optimistic.

7. Chinese alligator.

The Chinese crocodile is known as a "living fossil", which is a unique crocodile species in China, and has gradually become an endangered animal due to the killing and environmental damage in the early years, and is a first-class protected animal in China.

8. South China Tiger.

The South China tiger, also known as the "Chinese tiger", is only distributed in China, it is a small and medium-sized tiger species, like to prey on wild boars, deer, etc., and is currently facing extinction threats, and is included in the list of critically endangered red species.

9. Asian elephants.

The Asian elephant is one of the largest animals on land, mainly distributed in Myanmar and Laos in China and Yunnan in China, and there are currently less than 180 animals in the world.

10. Po deer.

The Po deer is very cute, similar to the sika deer, this animal feeds on grass as its main food, mainly distributed in Southeast Asia, and the number of them has declined sharply in the early 21st century, with less than 180 in the world, and the Po deer in countries such as Vietnam and Thailand are almost extinct.

White-headed langur

There are only about 1,100 left in the world, which is rarer than the national treasure giant panda, and it is the Chongzuo white-headed langur. Before going to the bench beam of the reserve, I only knew that the white-headed langur was a rare animal, but the extent of its rarity was not well understood.

After listening to the explanation and reading the information, I learned that the white-headed langur is recognized as the rarest monkey in the world. And only Chongzuo Kuanchun in Guangxi, China, can find its traces, which is the largest home of the white-headed langur.