We are already aware of extinct animal and bird species like the dodo and quagga. All thanks to human-caused pollution, deforestation, poaching, and habitat destruction. Undoubtedly, many of us are working to find solutions to prevent the extinction of many more animals. However, do you know which species fall into the category of endangered species? If not, we have provided you with information about a variety of creatures that are in danger of going extinct.
Check out the following list to raise awareness:

Tonkin Snub-Nosed Monkey

This unique race of monkeys has a snobby appearance. Furthermore, this species is one of the most vulnerable. The creature has a pink nose and a flat face. These monkeys are multicolored in combination. The tail has a white tip, and the underside is mostly white with a patch of orange on the throat. Less than 250 monkeys are known to exist, and it was first researched in 2008. Only the northern Vietnam region is home to these monkeys.

Bladder nosed Seal

Hooded seals are another name for bladder-nosed seals. The term makes the nose’s size and shapes abundantly evident. Only the center and western North Atlantic contain it. These seals have black markings on their bodies and are grey or white in hue. The Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972 protects hooded seals.

Desman

A snouted insectivore, the desman. Two Eurasian species live in Russia and the Pyrenees. They can dig with their webbed paws. Both species are regarded as threatened.

Takahe

The bird takahe is incapable of flight. Yes, you read that correctly; it’s a bird with underdeveloped breast muscles that is incapable of flight. At one time, New Zealand was home to a significant population of these birds. This bird was thought to be extinct in 1898, but subsequently, takahe was found in a remote region of New Zealand.

Vaquita

Only the northern portion of the Gulf of California is home to the vaquita species of porpoise. Because of the illegal gillnet fishery, it is in danger of going extinct. The most endangered marine mammal species is this one. According to estimates from the 2000s, there are only between 150 and 300 vaquitas alive, and their population has been rapidly declining over time. In 2016, there were just 60, and by 2018, there were only about 15.

Fossa

On the island of Madagascar, there is a carnivore called a “Fossa” that resembles a cat. It weighs between 5 and 8 kg and resembles a cat greatly. The claws have flexible ankles and can partially retract. This animal can climb trees thanks to its physical makeup.

Saola

Only in Vietnam and Laos can one find this kind of unicorn. It is linked to cattle, goats, and antelopes and is one of the rarest animals on the earth.

Spix Macaw

Brazil is home to the Spix Macaw, sometimes referred to as the Blue Macaw. The parrot, which weighs about 300 gms and is smaller than most macaws, is a particular species. It is called a blue macaw because it is different colors of blue.

Leatherback Sea Turtle

With a delicate leathery shell, leatherback sea turtles are distinct from other turtles. All tropical and subtropical oceans have leatherback turtles, and their range even includes the Artic Circle.

Ili Pika

With a delicate leathery shell, leatherback sea turtles are distinct from other turtles. All tropical and subtropical oceans have leatherback turtles, and their range even includes the Artic Circle.