The rarest animal in the world

The rarest animal in the world is the Australian hairy-nosed wombat.

Australian hairy-nosed wombat, also known as Queensland hairy-nosed wombat, lives in the first-class eucalyptus forest in semi-arid sandy grassland. It is the rarest animal in the world and is currently only distributed in Aiping Forest National Park in Quintulan, Australia.

This Australian hairy-nosed wombat has a stout body, short limbs, long front toes, hard toenails, long and silky hair, brown fur on the head, white outer ear tips, long hair and long ears. Live in caves, live alone, rest during the day and go out to eat grass or other plants at night. When you meet the enemy, you pose as a threat and make a hissing threat. In 2003, there were about 1 13 wombats in Australia, including 30 females.

Rare animals in China

1, Panda: Panda is one of China's national treasures, mainly distributed in the mountainous areas of Sichuan, Gansu, Shaanxi, Guizhou and Chongqing. Pandas are cute, but rare, so it's hard to see them in the wild.

2. Black bear: Black bear is a common animal in the mountainous areas of northern China, but its number is also quite rare. Black bears mainly live in alpine forests and like to eat berries, nuts and animal meat.

3. Snow Leopard: Snow Leopard is an animal that lives in the depths of alpine glaciers and forests and belongs to the leopard family. Snow leopard is one of the rare animals in China, and its number is very rare, mainly distributed in mountainous areas of Xinjiang and Tibet.