The world is changing. With that our environment is changing, our weather The number of people is increasing day by day. Developing new factories, houses being built The forest is being destroyed every time, and many wild animals are being killed. As a result, the number of animals has already decreased in the world. Many organisms exist in threats today Maybe after a few decades, their last descendants will also be lost in black holes.
Two years ago British photographer Tim Fleck took a mission. He tried to take as many photos of these endangered animals as possible. His result was very surprising. In these two years he has taken a great amount of pictures of all creatures endangered around the world. These pictures give us some ideas about the life of those endangered and wonderful creatures. Let's take a look at today's team Flaher cameras that are amazing pictures of the animals coming to know about these creatures.
- Philippine Eagle
This elegant elegantly beautiful species is the Philippine Eagle. But sadly, according to the 2015 statistics, there are only 600 royal eagles living in the whole world. This is the national bird of the Philippines - Iberian Links
A kind of forest cat with a lingox bent ear. Due to the efforts and conservation of the past decade, these endangered species of forest cats have been protected somewhat. Currently there are 100-226 Iberian links in the wild environment - Ring-tailed lemur
The number of beautiful animals has decreased The number of beautiful animals has decreased in recent years due to the destruction of smugglers and habitats in the last few years. Currently there are only 2,000 ring-tailed lemons in the wild environmentin recent years due to the destruction of smugglers and habitats in the last few years. Currently there are only 2,000 ring-tailed lemons in the wild environment - Red panda
Finding them because of the shy nature of this beautiful creature is a bit difficult to find. An estimated 10,000 red pandas are currently in the whole world. Their number is constantly decreasing every year.
5.Subial
These birds are seen to be seen in horror, in East Africa. It is estimated that only 5,000 to 8,000 such ails survive in the whole world.
6.Red Cross Scans
Once upon a time, there are only 1,700-2,000 cranes in Burma, the world of the largest number of cranes in the world.
