10 Interesting Fact About The World's Most Endangered Species

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• Siberian Tiger is the largest cat species in the world and is declared one of the most endangered species in the world.
• Kakapo bird species from New Zealand are birds that cannot fly and can only be found on remote islands.
• African black rhino is the second largest mammal on earth after elephants and it is estimated that there are only around 5,000 in the wild.
• Indonesian honey bees are the only bee species that can make vertical nests consisting of separate colonies.
• Green marine turtles are one of the largest turtle species in the world and it is estimated that there are only 5,000 left in the wild.
• Asian elephants are animals that are very important for forest ecosystems and are estimated to be only around 40,000 left in the wild.
• Manta rays are one of the most endangered fish species in the world and its population has declined by around 80% in the last 75 years.
• Sumatran rhino is one of the rarest rhino species in the world and is estimated to be only about 80 left in the wild.
• Orangutans are the only large ape species in Asia and are declared the most endangered species in the world.
• Asian Forest Cats are one of the largest wild cat species in the world and it is estimated that there are only around 4,000 left in the wild.