The Bengal Tiger, the Panda, the Tasmanian Devil and the Giant Otter all have one thing in common: they are all endangered species. Whether it’s because of deforestation, poaching, or even poisoning, these 10 different species are all in danger of becoming extinct.
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I love animals, they take the stress out of my life, they are so lovable, beautiful in their own way. If I had the money I would give so much money for all the starving and mistreated animals and pets that they would have happy and satisfied lives. I've raised a few wild animals like raccoons they are so cute and they stay around so I can see them and feed them every day. It is so gratifying.
I can't even imagain life without Elephants in it! These Giant Beauty's!! How very imazing they are! What all they can remember there big hearts! They way they protect each other! And they way these big Beauty's play with there babies! So Huge but so very Sweet with there young! God PLEASE!! Watch over them!!
God made these very special animals for a reason! They are all Beatuiful in there own way!!There just has to be more that can be done to save them! To tink that one day my Great Gramndchildren may never get to lay there eyes on any of these animals! Because People don't care!!! I Thank God that there is some people in this world who are watching out for them!! Thank you to thoses who care!! God Bless you all!
I think the cutest puppies are the Papillions. Why don't we see more of them, most people don't even know what they are are fall in love when they see one.
While these African Wild Dogs look cute and cuddly, their bite is definitely worse than their bark. Found across the African Savannas, the carnivorous wild dog population used to be around 500,000, but because of human overpopulation, habitat loss, and predator control the population is now between 3,000- 5,500!
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