The Red Book @RedWorldBook

This account is intended for nature lovers. We need to remember who and what is doomed to extinction🐼🙉🐨 #NFT, #crypto, #redbook Joined January 2022

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4 years ago

Little panda - а mammal from the panda family, a suborder of the dog-like, a predatory order, which, nevertheless, feeds mainly on vegetation; the size approximately corresponds to large individuals of a domestic cat.

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4 years ago

The heaviest land mammal was almost completely destroyed at the beginning of the XIX century, but by the end of the century, experts managed to restore their number to 1800 animals in free populations.

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4 years ago

The Atlantic walrus living in the north of Russia was almost completely exterminated in the middle of the last century. But now, thanks to the efforts of environmentalists, there is a slow growth of its population.

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4 years ago

Noser is a monkey, the only representative of the genus noser. Nature has endowed males of this species with a unique "decoration— - a huge, hanging, cucumber-like nose, which makes them look very funny. It belongs to rare endangered species.

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4 years ago

Another representative of monkeys— the orangutan, is also endangered in the wild. Incredible strength, the smartest eyes and outstanding abilities — in ancient times, people who inhabited Southeast Asia even considered them a kind of tribe — "forest people".

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4 years ago

This dolphin species has a short head and black fins. This representative of the underwater world grows up to 3 meters in length. This is a cute and unusual creature with a small, up to 5 cm long, beak. It prefers to live in the Baltic and Barents Seas.

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4 years ago

Quite a rare animal. It is believed that there are no more than a dozen individuals left in natural conditions, although at one time the cheetah was found in huge territories, starting from the Arabian Sea and ending with the Syr Darya River basin.

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4 years ago

The beginning of the last century was marked by the fact that the spotted deer almost disappeared from the face of the earth as a species. It was destroyed almost everywhere because of its delicious meat, unique skin, and also because of their horns.

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4 years ago

Forest dormouse. This is an interesting and not a big animal, which is protected in certain regions of Russia and is listed in the Red Book. Even at the international level, it is protected by the Vienna Convention. This species is also listed on the IUCN list.

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4 years ago

The Caspian seal is the smallest member of the Phocidae family. The species is the only one among its kind that lives in the Caspian Sea. Due to the constant production in the recent past, the number of seals has sharply decreased, and is now under threat of complete extinction.

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4 years ago

The snow sheep is a striking representative of typical sheep with rounded horns and a massive body. The artiodactyl lives in Eastern Siberia in Russia. In recent years, the state of the population has aroused suspicion.

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4 years ago

It's a pity that such cuties die at the hands of man... According to a new study, people have been killing between 221 and 450 snow leopards every year since 2008. The main reason for this is the conflict between humans and wildlife.

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4 years ago

Australian environmentalists are sounding the alarm: according to their data, koalas, charming harmless animals that are one of the symbols of Australia, may disappear in 30 years, preserved only in zoos. And the blame for this is the person and his activity.

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4 years ago

Our world is amazing and full of unusual things. Killer whales - they are not predictable. What do we even know about them? I agree, a lot. But the question remains open, why are Killer whales, and whales in principle, thrown ashore?