The Most Famous Animals Of Asia

Asia has some of the most diverse and unique wildlife species from the world's continents, but some of these animals are available in large numbers and other types of threatened species to survive. In this theme, we present to you some of the most famous animal species in Asia

 Malibu tapir -

 Malabu tapir is one of the endangered animalsIn the tapir family, his hometown dates back to southern Thailand, southern Myanmar, the Malay Peninsula, and the southern and central parts of Indonesia's Sumatra island. The tapir Malayu looks like a pig or an anteater, while characterized by a distinctive stroke with upper lip curves, and is resting on the lower lip. The length of the malay tapir is about 1.8 meters and weighs up to 720 pounds. It is one of the four largest tapirs according to the tapir group. The tapir Malayu is considered a solitary animal without the mating period. It is also animals that whistles to communicate with each other. Malabian tapirs live in rainforests, their numbers fall in mountainous and secondary forests as a result of the restoration of native forests, and as the ideal habitats of Malay tapir. There are about 1,500 to 2,000 Malaya tapir animals remaining on Earth but their numbers are decreasing, due to habitat loss from illegal logging and overfishing. The tapir Malaya is sexually mature at the age of 3-4 years, and his survival in the wild lasts between 25 and 30 years, according to National Geographic. 

 Indian Rhino -

Unlike other types of rhinoceros, the Indian rhinoceros (rhino monoculture) has one horn. This sheepskin shepherd has his folds of gray and brown color with folds on the neck, shoulder, and buttocks. Pleats make the Indian rhinoceros look like wearing armored plates. The male's head and body are about 3.68-3,80 meters long, while the length of the female reaches about 3.1-3.4 meters.Shoulder height for male Indian rhinoceros reaches 1.7 to 1, 86 m, while female height is 1.48-1.73 m. The male weighs about 2,200 kg while the female weighs about 1600, according to the ARKive initiative. India and Nepal are the countries where the Indian rhinoceros is present, while in the past it is also present in Bhutan, Pakistan and Bangladesh. These states have tropical and subtropical pastures, savannah, meadowlands, forests, swamps, and all the ideal habitats of the Indian rhinoceros. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) classifies the Indian rhinoceros as endangered species because of threats to fishing, human conflicts and rhinoceros, and encroachment on habitats for agriculture and development. An Indian rhinoceros is a solitary animal only during the mating period. Indian rhinoceros can survive for up to 40 years according to National Geographic 

 Slow Loreses -

Slow loris is one of the animals that make up the genus of nectase and that eat both plant and animal. Slow loris exist in South Asia, China, western Indonesia, parts of India, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. These states have evergreen tropical forests, secondary forests, and suburban gardens suitable for it. Lauris lives slow in his cavity trees, tree cracks. According to the Duke Limor Center (DLC), the slow-growing lauris weighs up to 1.8-2.9 lbs. Its diet includes fruits, insects, birds and eggs. Slow loris of night animals. Slowly lourished sexually at the age of 18 months, and can live up to 20 years in captivity. Slow lauris is one of the endangered species according to IUCN. It faces some threats from deforestation leading to habitat loss and illegal pet trade 

 Asian elephant - 

Asian elephant Is the largest wild mammal on the continent, and smaller than its African counterpart. Indian, Sumatra and Sri Lanka, the third species among Asian elephants. According to the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), it can weigh about 5 metric tons each, up to 6.4 meters long, and length of about 3 meters at the shoulders. Its skin is distinguished in dark gray to brown, with pink spots on the forehead, ears and chest. The Asian elephant has one finger on the upper lip of the trunk, unlike the second African coin on the lower lip. The Asian elephant is found in the Eastern Himalayas and Greater Mekong regions in countries such as India, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Nepal, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam.These countries have a wide tropical and sub-tropical forest, wet and dry and suitable for the preservation of the Asian elephant. Female Asian elephants are more socially male and live in herds. Males live alone, while sometimes living in groups.Grass is the main diet of Asian elephants while also feeding on roots, leaves and small stems. Females reach sexual maturity at the age of 9 to 12 years, while males mature at the age of 10 to 17 years. The average age of an Asian elephant is 60 years, according to National Geographic. According to the Global Fund report there are about 40,000 to 50,000 Asian elephants 

 Giant Panda - 

The Giant Panda is one of the animals of South Central China and a member of the Bear family. Giant pandas live in the forestland, temperate leaves or mixed forests. The giant panda is characterized by thick wool, with its black and white coat. The giant panda weighs up to 330 lbs. Giant pandas can eat up to 28 pounds of bamboo per day. Giant pandas, giant pandas live for a solitary lifestyle.Mammally mature panda mature at age 5.5-6.5 years, and in captivity, can live up to 30 years, according to WWF. 

 Indian Cobra -

 Cobra is a poisonous snake that lives in tropical environments in the Middle East, India, China, Bangladesh and Indonesia. The Indian cobra is fully matured to be reptiles that grow between 1.8 to 2.22 meters in length, ranging from white to black and brown to other colors according to the Biodiversity Library exhibit. The back of the neck. Indian cobra is eaten for both rats, rats, lizards, birds, frogs and snakes according to the ARKive Initiative. Indian cobra can live in captivity for up to 30 years, while it is among the endangered species. 

 Little Birds of Paradise - 

Little birds of Paradise are found in Pacific countries such as Papua New Guinea, Eastern Australia, and Southeast Asia, particularly Indonesia.In these areas, lowlands, tropical rain forests, swamp forests, forest edges, and secondary flora and fauna are found. This bird is one of the 45 bird species of Paradise. The wings are about 32 cm long, and the male weighs between 183 and 300 grams, while females reach 141 to about 210 grams, according to the Australian Museum. Bird feathers are distinguished in black, white, gray, green, brown, blue, yellow, and red. These birds eat fruits, arthropods, insects and snails, according to WWF. Little birds of paradise can live in the zoo for up to 30 years.