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Earth's Top 10 Endangered Animals - Protecting Our Wildlife Treasures

Explore the plight of Earth's Top 10 Endangered Animals, from the majestic Siberian Tiger to the adorable Giant Panda. Learn about their habitats, sizes, diets, and the threats they face such as deforestation, hunting, and global warming.

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Earth's Top 10 Endangered Animals - Protecting Our Wildlife Treasures

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  1. TOP10 ENDANGERED ANIMALS

  2. SIBERIAN TIGER • HABITAT: eastern Siberia • SIZE : UP TO 320 kg • WHAT IT EATS: deer and wild boars • WHY IN DANGER: deforestation, hunting for bodyparts

  3. POLAR BEAR • HABITAT: Arctic circle • SIZE: around 350–680 kg • WHAT IT EATS: seals • WHY IN DANGER: global warming

  4. THE PACIFIC WALRUS • HABITAT: Pacific Ocean • SIZE: males can weigh up to 1,700 kilograms • WHAT EATS: shrimp, crabs,mollusks • WHY IN DANGER: global warming

  5. THE MAGELLANIC PENGUIN • HABITAT: South America • SIZE: 61–76 cm, 2.7 kg and 6.5 kg • WHAT IT EATS: small sea animals • WHY IN DANGER: global warming, illegal hunting

  6. THE LEATHERBACK TURTLE • HABITAT: worldwide in the open ocean – Alaska, Africa, New Zealand • SIZE: up to 2.7 meters • WHAT IT EATS: jellyfish • WHY IN DANGER: destructive fishing, smuggling eggs

  7. THE BLUEFIN TUNA • HABITAT: Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean • SIZE: 2–2.5 metres, 150-450 kg • WHAT IT EATS: small fish • WHY IN DANGER: overfishing

  8. THE MOUNTAIN GORILLA • HABITAT: Central Africa • SIZE: 1.9 m, 220 kg • WHAT IT EATS: leaves, shoots, stems, fruit • WHY IN DANGER: illegal hunting, deforestation

  9. THE MONARCH BUTTERFLY • HABITAT: North and Central America, Australia, New Zealand • SIZE: wingspan from 8.9–10.2 cm • WHAT IT EATS: nectar • WHY IN DANGER: deforestation

  10. THE JAVAN RHINOCEROS • HABITAT: Java Island, Indonesia • SIZE: between 900 and 2,300 kg • WHAT IT EATS: plants • WHY IN DANGER: illegal hunting for horns

  11. THE GIANT PANDA • HABITAT: central-western and south western China • SIZE: up to 150 kilograms • WHAT IT EATS: bamboo • WHY IN DANGER: Loss of habitat, low birthrate

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