Animal species that can die out over a decade

These ten species cannot survive in the next ten years:

1. California pork
California Porkwalance (Phocoena Sinus), also known as Vaquita, is the most threatened with extinction of the world. There must be fewer than ten copies worldwide. The reasons: by group in illegal fishing nets and overfishing. He still comes for Mexico in the Gulf of California.

2. Cross-river-gorillas
Gorillas are generally threatened, for example by the loss of their habitat, diseases, poaching and mining. Cross-River-Gorillas-One of the two subspecies of the West-Gorillas representation one of the most endangered Gorilla apopulations with a few hundred copies.

They live in Cameroon or Nigeria in mountain areas with Submate in smaller regions. There may only be a maximum of 300 animals. Reason: the destruction of the natural habitat and (trophies) yacht.

3. Scottish Wildcat
The Scottish Wildcat only survives in the Scottish Highlands, which are the last stronghold of this kind. In the wild there are hardly any genetic pure copies.

In the past, the Scottish Wildcat was widespread in the United Kingdom. Deforestation, agriculture (they were considered a threat to farm animals, note) and urbanization were pushed back into the Scottish Highlands.

4. Psied animal
The SchNK animal, an originally low -known species (pangoline), has become a symbol for illegal animal trade. The insect eaters are estimated as the most illegally traded mammals in the world with an estimate more than a million animals in the period between 2004 and 2014.

Since 2017 it has only been prohibited worldwide. Reason for “popularity”: the scales consist of keratin, but in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) you believe they have healing forces against diseases such as arthritis, inflammation or cancer (not scientifically proven). In some African cultures it is believed that the scales and parts of the body have magical powers. Your meat is also consumed.

5. Atlantic North Caper
The Atlantic North Cape is a completely different “weight class”. However, several tens of thousands of North Cape were killed in the 16th century.

Originally there would have been more than 100,000 animals. Unlike other types of whales, this species could not recover even after whaling. It is estimated that there are only a maximum of 250 copies.

6. Berthe-Mausmaki
The Berthe Mausmaki, the smallest primacy in the world with a weight of only 30 grams, is one of the most endangered species. It is estimated that his population will also be eradicated or destroyed in the next ten years. The animals live in the Kirindy -forest and adjacent areas on the west coast of Madagascar in dry decaying forests.

7. Breitmaulnesshorn Rhinos And Java RhinosWho have populated the earth for 50 million years are seriously threatened. The Northern Breitmaaulnesshorn is already extinct – there are only two women left. “Najin” and “Fatu” live in the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya. There are only about 80 copies of Java Rhinos who live in the Ujung Kulon National Park. Stays: The Naval Naval Sumatra can be the next of the remaining species that will die out.

8. Schnabeltier
The rim animal, an egg -laying, nocturnal mammal, was once spread throughout East Australia and Tasmania, but the habitat was seriously destroyed by devastating forest fires. It is approximately 40 centimeters long, the tail serves as a fat storage and measures approximately 15 centimeters. Male platform animals have poisonporno on the hind legs.

9. Amurleopard
The Amurleopard is one of the rarest big cats in the world, of which only 100 copies are estimated in the wild. His extraordinary beauty makes him the target of trophy hunters.

The Amur leopard has been led on the Red List of endangered species since 1996. In 2007 there were a maximum of 20 adult leopards and six young animals in the wild.

10. Madagasy Beak Breast Tortoise
The largest of the five turtle species of Madagascar, the Angonoka, is exceptionally rare and very threatened. Their stock has shrunk to less than 100 copies for adults.

A total of a maximum of 500 to 770 animals in the field of around 25 x 60 -kilometer on the northwest coast of the world on the second largest island state (to Indonesia) is suspected.

11. Spixa
Spixara is extinct in the wild, they are only available in breeding programs. They were at home in the rainforests of Brazil, the reason for their extermination: habitat destruction (clearance for agriculture) and illegal animal trade.

12. Gigantic Salamander from China
Huge salamander who live in rivers are now extremely rare. Wild populations can die out quickly.

13. Sumatra-Tiger
The Sumatra Tiger Domestic in Indonesia was decimated with 400 to 600 copies. Habitat destruction through palm oil plantations and poaching is a lot about it. This tiger’s subspecies could disappear without consistent protection.

14. Axolotl
The Axolotl, which can be seen cute, is almost extinct in the wild. Waterfapping and invasive species have massively minimized their stock. Wild populations could disappear in the coming years. Unfortunately, the animals are also traded illegally, many live in private aquariums. Special function: You will stay in the Larven stage (Neotenia) all your life.

15. Hainan-Gibbon
They live on the Chinese island of Hainan and are shrunk to 40 copies: Hainan Gibbons. They were strongly decimated by illegal yacht.

16. Madagascar-Engelshai
The Madagascar-Engelshai (Squatina Leachii) is a rare shark that occurs in the coastal waters of Madagascar. He prefers sandy or muddy soils in flat coastal areas, where he digs up during the day and prey at night and is considered very threatened. He often ends up as a by -catch in fishing nets or finds no food to survive due to overfishing.