For over a year, the wildfires in Siberia and Australia have been affecting the entire world. The fires have caused many problems for the animals, as they were completely defenseless against the destructive element of fire. But not only have fires harmed nature. Some mammals, fish and turtles may disappear from this world for various reasons. And humans are still the main threat to them. This time, Lu Ge will bring you: 10 animals that may disappear from Earth in front of humans.

1, Snow Leopard

These big cats have evolved to survive in the most harsh conditions. But they have encountered difficulties in human’s natural experiments.

The snow leopard is one of the most elusive animals in the world. Scientists have to travel hundreds of kilometers to find their tracks to find their tracks.

2, Crowned Monkey

The International Union for Conservation of Nature has been discussing the extinction of all monkeys. The monkeys in Madagascar have been suffering from poaching, drought and other environmental problems for years. And now it has even brought a mysterious new danger, many crowned monkeys have died from illness. Scientists believe that this is caused by ticks and parasites.

3, Panda Bear

For this animal, it is either a bear, a pig, or a giant hamster. Regardless, bears are an unusual animal, one of the rarest land mammals on Earth.

Panda bears dig holes like bulldozers, and to protect their homes from enemies, they fill their feces into cubes. The geometric shape of the feces prevents them from rolling down the slope. Animals build ‘high-rise buildings’ with the same material so that they can better see each other.

However, panda bears are threatened by habitat destruction, often dying under the wheels of cars.

4, Koala

Australia’s recent wildfires have caused irreparable harm to koala bears, which has made some scientists doubt the possibility of preserving these animals. But other researchers believe that this fear is exaggerated, and humans can completely save these animals.

During the disaster, koalas were also found to be the most vulnerable animals, because some of them were foolish and naive. Many small animals failed to escape the danger, instead climbing onto burning trees and holding on tightly.

5, Wild Deer

With the development of oil and natural gas, the living environment of wild deer is seriously threatened. In 2016, a new festival - Deer Day appeared in the Arkhangelsk region to attract people's attention to the extinction of this species and its barbarous attitude towards wildlife.

6, Heron

A rare bird of prey in New Caledonia is listed as endangered species because it is easily preyed upon by carnivorous animals. Despite having no defense against other animals, this bird is still very fond of fighting with each other. Coupled with habitat reduction, the number of this animal is constantly decreasing. Now they have become endangered species.

7, Grey Woolly Monkey

In fact, grey woolly monkeys were considered extinct in 1926. But in 1974, scientists discovered some grey woolly monkeys living in Peru. However, due to poaching, young monkeys are caught and adult monkeys are killed, this species still faces the danger of extinction.

8, Red Panda

This small animal is a little bigger than a cat. Most red pandas live in the eastern Himalayas. Animals use fluffy tails to maintain balance and avoid the cold in winter. In the Indian Sikkim, Red Panda Day is celebrated every year. Perhaps this can remind people of the threat of extinction of this species and prevent it. For these animals, climate change is particularly dangerous.

According to some reports, there are still about 2500 red pandas in the wild. Other scientists believe that this number is more optimistic, and it should exceed 10000 people.

9, Gazelle

Sometimes in the Sahara Desert, these elegant gazelles can be seen, poaching and human destruction are the causes of their gradual disappearance. More importantly, gazelles always fail to distinguish between friend and foe. And reintroduction of captive animals has not brought much success.

10, Black-Footed Ferret

In the mid-1980s, this species was said to have only 18 animals left. And today, this number has risen to 300. However, the black-footed ferret is still in danger of extinction in the United States.