Organisms whose number have declined rapidly and species might be wiped off from the earth in near future are called Endangered Species

1. Endangered Species

2. World Endangered Species

3. Organisms whose number have declined
rapidly and species might be wiped off from the
earth in near future are called Endangered
Species

4. World Wildlife Federation (WWF)
published a book containing the details of
endangered and threatened species of
Flora and Fauna called as RED DATA
BOOK or RED LIST BOOK

5. The RED DATA BOOK symbolizes a warning signal for
those species which are endangered and have to be
protected. Otherwise they are likely to become extinct
in the near future.

6. Lion
Endangered Species of India
Endangered Species of India

7. Tiger
Endangered Species of India

8. Cheetah
Endangered Species of India

9. Red Fox
Endangered Species of India

10. Red Panda
Endangered Species of India

11. Loris
Endangered Species of India

12. Python
Endangered Species of India

13. Pea Cock
Endangered Species of India

14. Nilagiri Langur
Endangered Species of India

15. Lion tailed
Macaque
Endangered Species of India

16. Indian Hornbill
Endangered Species of India

17. Pelican
Endangered Species of India

18. Golden Monkey
Endangered Species of India

19. Desert Cat
Endangered Species of India

20. Golden
Lion
Tamarin
Endangered Species of India

21. Cycas revoluta
Endangered Species of India

22. Orchids
Endangered Species of India

23. Rauwolfia
serpentina
Endangered Species of India

24. Nepenthes
Endangered Species of India

25. Hyena
Endangered Species of India

26. Green Turtle
Endangered Species of India

27. Gooty tarantula
Endangered Species of India

28. Great
Indian
Bustard
Endangered Species of India

29. Golden
Lion
Tamarin

30. Endangered Species Day highlights the
plight of many at-risk and critically
endangered species of wild animals, and
highlights ways in which we can alter our
behaviour in small ways on a daily basis in
order to help to protect and save these
creatures