As we all know, the natural world is a very strange world, but now many people are destroying the natural world in order to make their own profits, which has caused some animals to be on the verge of extinction or never to be seen again. But today the editor is going to tell you about 4 animals that were once judged to be "extinct", but now they have reappeared.
The first animal is the Taiwanese clouded leopard. The Taiwanese clouded leopard is a unique subspecies of cat. The reason why the clouded leopard will become extinct is also because of the wanton hunting of humans. The clouded leopard’s skin and flesh are very It is deeply loved by people, so it has been extinct by humans. In 2019, the Taiwanese Clouded Leopard was also photographed by a photographer in the rainforest. Although some people thought it was PS, the local Forest Service has confirmed its existence.
The second animal is the Lord Howe Island stick insect. The Lord Howe Island stick insect is a large stick insect unique to Australia, but it was discovered once in 1930. It was thought to be extinct, but in 2001 the Lord Howe Island stick insect was rediscovered in a volcanic rock near Lord Howe Island, the largest habitat of the Lord Howe Island stick insect, in a population of less than 30 individuals.
The third animal is the Asian mountain tortoise. The Asian mountain tortoise was thought to be extinct by humans in 1908, and it is still 100 years old. Over the years, researchers from the World Wildlife Conservation Society have rediscovered the Asian mountain turtle in Myanmar's Western Wildlife Sanctuary.
The fourth Cathay crow The Sinian Crow, also known as the panda among birds, is a rare bird unique to China. The Sinian Crow was also declared extinct, and in 2018, it appeared near Niukou Valley in Fangshan District , is now also listed as a protected animal.
No matter what, nature still needs to be protected by everyone, and we must not destroy it for our own benefit. Nature and eventually humans will also be punished. What do you think of these four "extinct" animals that have reappeared?