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Endangered rainforest animals for your child to know

Children need to be educated about all the different life forms that inhabit our planet and Earth. It’s good to teach children about the millions of animals that exist in this world. Half of them live in the rainforest. This article on endangered rainforest animals that your child knows covers some of these endangered animals to raise their children’s awareness. It is our duty to teach our children, as our children are the future of our country.

Children need to be informed that the extinction and danger of most animals is caused by human activity. There are many animal rights activists who bravely strive to save endangered species and stop extinction, but it is a long and difficult battle. Rainforests are constantly under threat, and saving rainforests means saving the animals that live in the forest. Rainforests are considered the largest pharmacies in nature because they contain many natural medicines.

Here are some of the better-known endangered rainforest animals that your child knows:

Gorilla-Discovered in the rainforests of Zaire and western Central Africa in Rwanda, wiped out by habitat loss and at risk of being hunted as bushmeat. The Ebola virus has already caused serious damage to gorilla populations.

Golden Lion Tamarind Monkey-Probably the most endangered and nearly extinct of all rainforest animals. These monkey furs are extremely valuable and can make as much as $ 20,000 in the black market. Their numbers have declined dramatically, with very few species found in the Brazilian rainforest.

Jaguar-One of the smoothest of all beasts, this magnificent animal is on the list of endangered species. Although banned in most countries, hunting continues to bring species closer to extinction year after year.

Bengal tiger-Only about 4000 of these animals remain in the wilderness of Sundarban in India, Bangladesh, Indonesia, China and Siberia. Considering that there were about 50,000 in the 1900s, we can see how much humans have been damaged by poaching the land as well as these beautiful animals.

Most of us know and love orangutans. It’s sad to know that these cute creatures with orange-haired mops are on the list of endangered species. Habitat destruction and loss, coupled with poaching and hunting as an exotic species, has led to a decline in numbers.

This list is just the beginning of a very long list of endangered rainforest animals that children should know about. Encourage them to visit as many places as possible to learn more and teach them motivations to save endangered animals.

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