Wildlife SOS Rare Animal Rescued

The operation finally ended around 2am on Tuesday. Once it was pulled out, the porcupine was examined for injuries and then released in a nearby forest area. "Being a wild animal, the porcupine was obviously traumatized by its ordeal. It dashed for cover the moment we released it," said Abhishek, another member of the rescue team. Kamal was its third member.

Wildlife SOS had an unexpected assignment on Monday night when they were called in to save a porcupine from the under-construction Signature Bridge at Wazirabad in north Delhi. An endangered species, porcupines are protected under the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972.Kartick Satyanarayan, co-founder of Wildlife SOS, said, "We often don't realize the rich biodiversity that Delhi's habitat and forests comprise. Urbanization and loss of natural habitat endangers the very existence of species like porcupine. It is protected under the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972 and is an endangered animal."

Members of Wildlife SOS were told that workers at the construction site spotted the crested porcupine struggling to stay afloat in an 18m-deep well. They informed the police control room, which in turn contacted Wildlife SOS."It was a rare sight to see the porcupine in water. We saw it struggling to stay alive. The rescue operation took over two hours. The animal was tired and we had to gently manoeuvre it with nets and animal rescue equipment to bring it to the edge of the water. Tired of struggling to stay afloat, it would have drowned had we not rescued it on time," said Munish, one of the three rescue workers.

A List of endangered animals

Javan
 
One example of the rare animals was very few Javan. From ancient times, rhinos have dozens of different species, but only two of the remaining five species are found in the territory of Indonesia.
Javanese, the rarest species in comparison with the five types. The number of rhinos have been very few, it is estimated that only about 60 of the tail.

Java Leopard
 
One of the species are included in the list of endangered animals is the Leopard. There are also some people who call it him. population of animals is nothing more than 250 tail and is expected to continue to decline.
It was the largest in the State of the cat after the Tiger Java Java suffered extinction. Leopard beetles can be found in the area of West Java.

Bawean deer
 
In 2006, the population of bawean deer is nothing more than 300 of the tail, makes a unique animal went to the list of endangered animals in Indonesia. Habitat of the animal a deer on the island of Bawean in Gresik in East Java.
According to the IUCN, or to the International Union for conservation of nature’s bawean deer species classified in the category of highly endangered or critically endangered.

Javan. Hawk eagle
 
Of the many species of birds who live in Indonesia, there are some rare species are also began its existence. One of the birds in the list of endangered animal is the Eagle.
ASRTP in the forest bird is one of the birds of Predator/Prey, the rarest in the world. In Indonesia, it is for the national bird because of its resemblance to the bird garuda.

Couscous
 
Couscous is part of the marsupials or animals that the marsupial. Usually located on the island of Sulawesi, but their numbers continue to decline and begin a rare.
Couscous or often called the piece had a position that is not too large, the length of the body is only about 50-60 cm, a tail in the course of the 1950s this cm is typically used for clinging to the branches when climbing.

Anoa
 
One of the animals in Sulawesi, which also lists of the endangered animal’s anoa. They are also often referred to as Buffalo or cow, but their smaller body/the dwarf. The number of anoa Sulawesi continued to decline and in some places it has been the demise of the nature reserve.

It is part of the animals are entered in the list of endangered animals. In addition to the above mentioned animals is still a very rare species, and rarely found. It should be prevented, how soon before the animals are in fact occurs the demise and could disrupt the balance of the ecosystem.

Animals' SOS Wildlife

Wildlife SOS had an unexpected assignment on Monday night when they were called in to save a porcupine from the under-construction Signature Bridge at Wazirabad in north Delhi. An endangered species, porcupines are protected under the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972.

Members of Wildlife SOS were told that workers at the construction site spotted the crested porcupine struggling to stay afloat in an 18m-deep well. They informed the police control room, which in turn contacted Wildlife SOS.

"It was a rare sight to see the porcupine in water. We saw it struggling to stay alive. The rescue operation took over two hours. The animal was tired and we had to gently manoeuvre it with nets and animal rescue equipment to bring it to the edge of the water. Tired of struggling to stay afloat, it would have drowned had we not rescued it on time," said Munish, one of the three rescue workers.

The operation finally ended around 2am on Tuesday. Once it was pulled out, the porcupine was examined for injuries and then released in a nearby forest area. "Being a wild animal, the porcupine was obviously traumatized by its ordeal. It dashed for cover the moment we released it," said Abhishek, another member of the rescue team. Kamal was its third member.

Kartick Satyanarayan, co-founder of Wildlife SOS, said, "We often don't realize the rich biodiversity that Delhi's habitat and forests comprise. Urbanization and loss of natural habitat endangers the very existence of species like porcupine. It is protected under the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972 and is an endangered animal."

Names Of World Rare Animals 1

Our nature has a rich biodiversity of fauna species, many of them are still exist in our world, and also many of them are extinct from our world, and now worldmustbecrazy wanna take you to a tour to visit World's most rare animal. this animal are threatened to extinction. Let's preserve their species and keep them from their extinction. This is Most Rare Animal in the World
1. The Pinta Island tortoise

Lived in Pinta island, this tortoise are include into Giant Galapagos Turtoise species, which is the most rare in the world, because now only left 1 in the world, and cannot be multiply anymore..

2. Baiji (Yangtze River Dolphin)

Only left 10 of this animal in the world, and this animal only exist in Yangtze River

3. The Vancouver Island Marmot

Lived in Vancouver island, in British Columbia, now only left about 194 heads of this marmot

4. Seychelles Sheath-tailed Bat

Lived in Madagascar, now there was not more than 100 Seychelles Sheath-tailed Bat in this world.

5. Javan Rhino

A Javan Rhino, lived in java island indonesia, and in vietnam, this rhino are often hunted in Malaysia, India and also Sumatera island (Indonesia) for his horn.

The Likable Animals

　　

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　　lace-bird:
　　Baby Quail by andthatswhenIsnapped (back in UT!), on Flickr.
　　lace-bird　　

　　prevailing:
　　… (by ♥Lorti♥)
　　flickr.com
　　

　　burning fire | by KIARAsART
　　Permalink　　

　　D o g B U N N Y | by DusterAmaranth
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　　lickypickystickyfree:
　　African Spurred Tortoise
　　Photograph by Glenn Nagel
　　National Geographic　　

　　surferdude182:
　　(by Bodokitty)
　　surferdude182　

　　prevailing:
　　Jellyfish (by Siniša Jagarinec)
　　Flickr / sinisajagarinec　　

　　jakeandcharlie:
　　Charlie and Jake: Kitty nap! on Flickr.
　　jakeandcharlie　

　

Some The Disappear Animal In The World

1. Seychelles Sheath-tailed Bat

Lived in Madagascar, now there was not more than 100 Seychelles Sheath-tailed Bat in this world.

2. Javan Rhino

A Javan Rhino, lived in java island indonesia, and in vietnam, this rhino are often hunted in Malaysia, India and also Sumatera island (Indonesia) for his horn.

3. Hispid hare

Also Called as "Bristly Rabbit” that can be found in Himalaya Nepal, Bengal and Assam, now only left 110 hispid hare.. in this world

4. Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat

We don't know exactly what kind of animal is this, you can find it in New South Wales and Victoria in Australia, but unfortunately now you only can see this animal on National Park near Epping Forest Station in Queensland.. only left 113 heads of them

5. Tamaraw (Dwarf Water Buffalo)

Found in Philippines, firstly threatened to extinct in 2000, and now only left about 30-200 of them.

6. Iberian Lynx