Asia is the world’s most extensive, populous, and rapidly developing continent.
It also appears to be the hub where most wild animals face extinction due to human conflict.
As stated by the WWF, this Asian tiger is on the verge of extinction. This species was initially discovered in parts of China. Approximately 60 of these big cats now live in Chinese zoos.
The Sumatran Orangutan, which originated in Indonesia, has been deemed a vulnerable species by the IUCN. Especially poaching and habitat degradation are threatening the Sumatran Orangutan community.
Bactrian camels, as opposed to single-humped Arabian camels, have two different humps on their backs. This species lives in northern China and southern Mongolia.
In the Rhinocerotidae family, the Javan rhinoceros, commonly known as the Sunda rhino or one-horned rhino, is unique. Compared to other rhinoceros, their horns are shorter.
Only a few hundred individuals are left of this species. This is determined by the number of captured fisheries rather than a population parameter estimate.