Red Data Book Animals Photos

The Singapore red data book.

Red data book animals photos. This is a publication on endangered plants and animals in Singapore which is published by the Nature Society Singapore and sponsored by the Asia Pacific Breweries Limited. Most endemic mammals are small nocturnal mammals that are seen rarely. The Red Data Book is the official compendium devoted to biological species under protection within the territory of Republic of Buryatia.

Some of the endangered species of animals listed in Red Data Book are Flying squirrelIndian giant squirrel Black buck Himalayan musk deer Great Indian rhinoceros. Several species in fact owe their continued existence or improvement in fortunes to the attention they. 160 species and over 1000 animals are kept at the center 78 of the species are included in the Red Data Book of the Russian Federation and in the Red List of Threatened Species of the International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN.

Threatened plants and animals of Singapore. The List of protected animal species includes 185 species. Established in 1964 the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species has evolved to become the worlds most comprehensive information source on the global conservation status of animal fungi and plant species.

The categories are based on the criteria set out by the IUCN-SSC for its global Red list but there are. On The Polish Red Data Book of Animals 2002. A to z animals is an online animal index that provides quick information about all the animals of the world along with pictures and videos.

It uses a set of quantitative criteria to evaluate the extinction risk of thousands of species. The Red Data Book is a publication which provides information such as the scientific and common names IUCN global status national conservation status and description of each plant and animal species that has been recorded from Singapore. The 2004 edited version of this publication can be accessed online here.

Critically Endangered Endangered. Butterflies of India Part 2 of Red data book Part 2 of The Red Data Book on Indian Animals Zoological Survey of India. Edited by Zbigniew Głowaciński and Janusz Nowacki 2002.