A Malayan tiger has orange fur on its back, tail, head, and face along with a pattern of black stripes. Its underside is white. This big cat also has long whiskers and piercing yellow eyes. Its tongue is covered with small flexible spikes called papillae. Papillae are there to scrape the fur or feathers off prey captured by the tiger. This is so the tiger doesn’t have to swallow fur or feathers as it enjoys a meal. Of course, the papillae on the tongue of a Malayan tiger is much sharper than the papillae on a house cat’s tongue.

The official conservation status of Malayan tigers is Critically Endangered which means the population of this big cat is under threat and decreasing. In 2013, it was estimated that there were between 250 and 340 adult Malayan tigers in existence. There are likely to be fewer now due to loss of habitat and poaching activity.

However, some efforts are being made to preserve this tiger’s population and increase its numbers. Zoos have breeding programs and other wildlife conservation groups are joining in to help this amazing animal.

It’s believed there are less than 300 Malayan tigers left in the world, so they are considered critically endangered. 

These tigers are poached by humans for their skin, teeth, and more. Also, their tropical forest habitat is being lost to deforestation and land development. However, there are some groups dedicated to helping increase the population of the Malayan tiger

Firstly, we can reduce your purchases of products that lead to deforestation. Manufacturing products such as paper requires cutting down trees. So, if we decrease usage, then fewer trees will be cut down.

Secondly ,we can tell people about this incredible tiger. We can share our knowledge of the Malayan tiger with friends, family, teachers, and classmates. Tell them about the unique facts and get them interested in the Malayan tiger as well !

Besides that , we can refuse to purchase products such as clothing accessories or medicines made from the parts of this tiger. If we refuse to buy these item , people will stop selling them and  Malayan tigers will be less in demand by poachers.

 

 Besides that ,The continuous issues with chemical pollution in the ocean combined with oil spills and garbage continue to affect recovering whale populations. However, dolphins that live close to the coastline or in rivers may face even more ecological threats. In addition to chemical pollution and garbage, whales may also be affected by noise pollution from human-made equipment such as loud jet engines, sonar, underwater explosives, and other equipment types that can interfere with echolocation or cause damage to the whale’s hearing.

Moreover, Aquatic construction also make whales endangered because the building bridges, dams, waterways, and other materials may affect traveling whale pods by separating whale groups and preventing them from meeting up with family and friends.In some situations, these constructions may even affect their food supply.

Commercial boating also harmful to whales .Whales and dolphins are known to be occasionally struck by passing boats. As the rivers and ocean become more congested with boats and ships, the likelihood of whales being seriously injured or killed also increases.

  

Last ,overfishing also one of the reason that cause blue whales endangered .Overfishing is when a company continues fishing to the point where it has an ecological impact on the sustainability of a particular population of fish or other ocean animals.In certain areas, overfishing is making it difficult for whales and other marine mammals to find sufficient food sources, causing these marine mammals to leave or possibly starve.

 

So that’s all the reason that why blue whales are endangered.Thank You. 

 

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Though many think of them as reptiles, pangolins are actually mammals. They are the only mammals wholly-covered in scales and they use those scales to protect themselves from predators in the wild. If under threat, a pangolin will immediately curl into a tight ball and will use their sharp-scaled tails to defend themselves. Pangolin tails are also covered in the same scale armour as the rest of their bodies, but their tails are strong too

Some pangolins live in the trees and can use their tail as a fifth limb that’s easily strong enough to support their full bodyweight. 

Pangolins eat ants, termites and larvae and are often known as "the scaly anteater." Because they have no teeth, pangolins pick up food with their sticky tongues, which can sometimes reach lengths greater than the animal’s body.

Pangolins are hunted for meat, for use in traditional medicine and as fashion accessories, particularly in China and Vietnam. Even though pangolin scales are made of exactly the same stuff as your fingernails, they are being slaughtered by their thousands because some people believe that their scales have magical medicinal properties.

⁃The axolotl is a paedomorphic salamander related to the tiger salamander. The species was originally found in several lakes, such as Lake Xochimilco underlying Mexico City. Axolotls are unusual among amphibians in that they reach adulthood without undergoing metamorphosis. Instead of taking to the land, adults remain aquatic and gilled.

⁃The leading causes of Axolotl decline are human development, waste water disposal, and loss of habitat due to droughts. Despite their prevalence in the aquarium trade, these species are critically endangered in the wild.
⁃There are estimated to be between 700 and 1,200 axolotls in the wild.

1. Educate others about the importance of axolotl conservation.
2. Stop eating fish to lower the demand for artificial farming.

3. Don’t use disposable plastic products and recycle whenever you can.

- The Bengal tiger, also known as the Royal Bengal tiger, is a tiger from a specific population of the Panthera tigris tigris subspecies that is native to the Indian subcontinent.

Why Bengal Tiger is an endangered animal?

- Bengal Tigers face extreme threats in the wild. Conservation efforts focus on stopping poaching as well as protecting areas and wildlife corridors that tigers use. In a densely populated country like India, human-wildlife conflict is a big problem. Although people are often willing to move away from tiger habitat to safer areas, moving large numbers of people is difficult and time consuming.

- Bengal Tigers are hunted for trophies or for body parts or skins. They are also hunted if they prey on domestic livestock, and because of this have even been declared ‘pests’ in some areas.

- Due to habitat destruction and fragmentation, as well as hunting, three of the nine sub-species of tiger that have existed in modern times are now extinct. All remaining tigers are classified as Endangered by IUCN (with the Sumatran and South China subspecies classified as Critically Endangered). The Bengal Tiger actually has the largest surviving population of any tiger sub-species.

Indo-Pacific finless porpoise are endangered because of entanglement in fishing gear.Their preference for nearshore waters brings them into close contact with a variety of fishing gear. Thousands upon thousands of Indo-Pacific finless porpoises die each year as a result of entanglement in fishing gear. In most places this occurs they’re either used for food or placed in captivity.It is also because of pollution.One of the burgeoning threats facing Indo-Pacific finless porpoise throughout their range.

How can we save amur leopard?

Protecting Amur leopard habitat. This work includes increasing areas of protected land in both Russia and China, reducing illegal and unsustainable logging practices, and facilitating trade between companies committed to responsible forestry practices.