Top photos of red book species in 2006

IUCN, a Swiss-based non-profit organization, announced a list of endangered animals in 2006. It is known that the list is published every two years. The following is the best picture of endangered species.

Currently there are about 16,000 species in the world in the red book and in 2006 was the first time polar bears and hippos were included in this list.

As predicted, the population of the wild bear will decline by 30% within the next 45 years.The reason is because the climate is getting warmer

The fungus that lives in the Italian island of Sicily is classified as highly endangered

The species of green frog that lives in Suriname, South America with a size of 3.5 cm is one of many endangered amphibians.

Pink pigeons live in Maritius Island in the Indian Ocean.In 1986, there were only 12 individuals left.

Manta rays, inhabiting mainly in tropical and subtropical waters