Top Ten National Treasure Animals in the World

1, Giant Panda in China: The giant panda has become a world-famous animal star with its black and white coat color and lovely appearance, and is known as the "national treasure" of China. It mainly lives in the mountainous areas of Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu and feeds on bamboo, which is one of the endangered species.

Zhu is in Japan: This big bird is famous for its white feathers and bright red head. It was once a symbol of the Japanese royal family. Now it is on the verge of extinction in Japan, but it has been partially restored through protective measures.

3. Asian elephants in Thailand: Asian elephants are an important part of Thai culture and are regarded as a symbol of strength and elegance, but their numbers are decreasing due to habitat loss and illegal hunting.

4. Koalas are in Australia: Koalas, or koalas, are unique marsupials in Australia. They are famous for being lazy and sleeping for a long time. They mainly eat eucalyptus leaves and are also threatened by their survival.

5. Russian polar bear: The polar bear is the symbol of the Russian Arctic. Its huge size and powerful hunting ability have become the key species in the Arctic ecosystem, but global warming poses a threat to survival.

6. One-horned rhinoceros in Nepal: This large mammal is famous for its unique one-horned rhinoceros. It is a precious national treasure animal in Nepal and India. Due to the destruction of habitat and illegal hunting, its number has decreased sharply.

7. American condor: As the national bird of the United States, the condor represents freedom and strength. It was on the verge of extinction at the beginning of the 20th century, and now it has been restored through protective measures.

8. British red-breasted thrush (red-breasted bird, robin): This bird is loved by the British because of its reddish-brown chest and euphemistic singing, and is honored as the "bird of God".

9. Peruvian alpaca: This unique camel animal in South America is famous for its thick fur and gentle personality, and is an important livestock in the Peruvian Andes.

10 kiwi in New Zealand: This wingless bird is the national bird of New Zealand and has attracted much attention because of its unique appearance and nocturnal habits. The number of kiwis is decreasing due to the loss of habitat and the invasion of non-native predators.