WHAT IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL ANIMAL OF THE WORLD BUT AT THE SAME TIME IN DANGER OF EXTINCTION.? by

ANIAMLS OF DANGER OF EXTINTION.

jantoniolopez — 2019-05-10 00:22:21 UTC

THE KOALA.

Because it looks a lot like bears, since its discovery it has been called as such. The koala is herbivore and feeds mainly on eucalyptus leaves. Because they have a very slow metabolism, they tend to do nothing for almost 18 hours a day. Some of them live up to 10 years in the wild.

ANIMALS OF DANGER OF EXTINTION.

jantoniolopez — 2019-05-11 17:00:09 UTC

 THE QUETZAL.
The quetzal is considered by many people as the most beautiful aerial animal in the world. They are medium-sized birds that live in the mountainous and tropical forests of Central America. There are six quetzal species. They are best known for the extremely striking colors in their plumage and the long tail feathers of males. Read on to learn about the quetzal.

ANIMALS OF DANGER OF EXTINTION.

jantoniolopez — 2019-05-11 18:26:06 UTC

THE ELEPHAN.

Elephants have the ability to adapt to any type of habitat. Generally they are observed in African extensions, although they can also be seen in savannahs, meadows, marshes and any other place where there is water, this is necessary for them, since not only can they drink it, but it is also used to bathe and keep them your skin fresh.

ANIMALS OF DANGER OF EXTINTION.

jantoniolopez — 2019-05-11 18:35:08 UTC

The peacock In the first instance, the female is smaller and less heavy than the male, and in the second, it is much more showy. It is the feathers and specifically the design in them that calls the attention of the peacock. The plumage of the belly, chest, neck, head and back are bright blue, or green if it is the green peacock. The feathers of the face have yellow or white veins and above the head is a small crest of brown or blue feathers

ANIMALS OF DANGER OF EXTINTION.

jantoniolopez — 2019-05-11 18:42:12 UTC

The mandarin or mandarin goby (Synchiropus splendidus) is a marine fish of the Callionymidae family.
It is very popular in saltwater aquariums. The mandarin fish is native to the Pacific, inhabiting tropical waters from the Ryukyu Islands to southern Australia. It has an elongated body, bulging eyes and a small mouth, slightly projected forward. It has two dorsal fins and ventral fins adapted to facilitate its movement on the substrate.

ANIMALS OF DANGER OF EXTITION.

jantoniolopez — 2019-05-14 16:20:13 UTC

The rise in planet temperatures as a result of global warming is the main threat to the natural habitat of polar bears. The decline of Arctic sea ice layers causes polar bears to travel much longer distances in search of food, depending on their fat reserves for long periods of time. Oil extraction is also one of the main threats to the natural habitat of these animals.