Animals are loved by nearly everyone within the world, yet humans are a dangerous threat to their survival. Every single one among the animals on this list isn't only rare, but also critically endangered or “just” endangered. The low population of those rare animals is primarily because of habitat loss, hunting, or accidental death caused by human activities. While conservationists have successfully bred a number of these animals, others aren't so lucky and are on the brink of complete extinction. Hopefully, with more awareness, including the data on this list, we might see a number of these rare animals recover within the future. Let's start the countdown!! Black-footed Ferret Estimated Number of Mature Individuals: 300 to 400 in the wild; many bred in captivity and released to the wild each year Location: Arizona, Wyoming, South Dakota, and Montana, USA; previously native to the Great Plains of North America Current Conservation Status: Endangered Scientific
Zoology Hive
Zoology Hive is a blog by Sabahat Khushnuma a Masters of Zoology student. The blog is an update about various aspects of life associated with the wild. Focused on bringing up new findings and interventions with respect to taxonomy, ethology, anatomy, physiology, evolution, genetics, and much more.