Indochinese Tiger

This Indochinese tiger is found in the jungles of Thailand and Myanmar. With an orange body and black stripes, the Indochinese tiger is one of the largest cats and is feared for its aggressiveness towards other animals and humans There are only 300-400 Indochinese tigers left in the world. There are also efforts in the conservation of these species. There are 105 captive tigers in 14 countries for breeding programs. To save the Indochinese tiger population, the government focuses on poaching and conserving this animal.

The Tonkin Snub-nosed Monkey is a slender arboreal monkey endemic to northern Vietnam. It is colored in black and white fur with a pink nose and lips and blue patches around the eyes. There are only 80-100 mature Tonkin Snub-nosed Monkeys in the wild. The cause of their critical state is poaching and loss of habitat. Heavy poaching for food and the black market selling wildlife are the leading causes of the decrease in the population of this snub-nosed monkey. Today there are efforts to conserve these species; gun confiscation is one of them.

Caribbean Diamond Tarantula

It is a mid-sized tarantula found only in the Caribbean Islands. It lives in the dry forest of Chatham Bay on Reunion Island, one of the dry forests in the Caribbean. With a faded black/brown color, it hides in the trees or ground, which can help haunt its prey

Goliath Frog

The Goliath frog, also known as the Giant Slippery frog, belongs to the family Conrauidae It is the largest living frog in the world It is found in Equatorial Guinea, Cameroon, in West Africa. With a weight of 7 pounds, Goliath frog tadpoles look the same as the other frogs, except they are constantly growing It is endangered because of the lack of habitat due to the building of dams. For the past 15 years, its population has decreased by 70%