Animals – Page 10 – Endangered and Rare Animals

Philipine Tarsier

January 9, 2020 Bharat Ramanujam Tarsiers

Physical Description This Tarsier species is a small brownish-grayish mammal. Their colors vary depending upon the region of the Philippines that they inhabit. Some

Nile Crocodile

January 9, 2020 Bharat Ramanujam Crocodiles

Measurement Male Female Weight Length Height Other Characteristics Description Color/Body Habitat Food Status Reason for Status Gestation Longivity Physical

Northern Brown Kiwi

January 9, 2020 Bharat Ramanujam Sphenisciformes(Penguins)

Physical Description Females are smaller than males. Average adults are a dull olive to nearly black in color with variable yellow or black stripe.

Mountain Tapir

January 9, 2020 Bharat Ramanujam Tapir

Physical Description This species is very black or dark brown in color, with occasional pale hairs flecked in amongst the darker fur. Most noticeable

Mountain Gorilla

January 9, 2020 Bharat Ramanujam Apes

General Characteristics The fur of the Mountain Gorilla, often thicker and longer than that of other Gorilla species. Head to body Length : 1.5 to

Marsupials

January 9, 2020 Bharat Ramanujam Marsupials

Marsupials are Mammals that have pouches. All mammals are in Australia except opposum in North America

Malayan Tiger

January 9, 2020 Bharat Ramanujam Pantherinae

Physical description The upper part of the animal ranges from reddish orange to ochre, and the under parts are whitish. The body has a

Malayan Tapir

January 9, 2020 Bharat Ramanujam Tapir

Physical Description This species of tapir is black with a white saddle over the back and rump which helps break up its body outline

LOWLAND BONGO

January 9, 2020 Bharat Ramanujam Mammalia

General Characteristics Bongos are the largest and most colorful of the forest African antelopes. Females and young are chestnut red, with darker legs. The males

LESSER RHEA

January 9, 2020 Bharat Ramanujam Sphenisciformes(Penguins)

Lesser rhea Description They can use larger wings than other ratites. They can reach up to 60 miles an hour. Their