More information on animals! WOW!!!

OK, last time I’ve introduced the Hong Kong Botanical and Zoological Garden to you guys. So now I am going to tell you a little more about the kinds of animals that live at the park.

I will be educating them in several blogs. In this blog, I will be telling you about the “Mammals” at the park! YEAH!

1. Bornean Orang-utan

Distribution: Borneo (only a few areas in Sabah, Sarawak and Kalimantan)

Habitat: Primary and secondary rain forest

Conservation Status: Endangerd

Buff-cheeked Gibbon

2.      Buff-cheeked Gibbon

Distribution: Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam

Habitat: Forest

Conservation Status: Endangered

3. Chinese Porcupine

 

Distribution: Nepal, Eastern China, Hong Kong, Malaya, Sumatra, Borneo

Habitat: Forest

Conservation Status: Endangered

4. Emperor Tamarin

Distribution: Boliviam, Brazil, Peru

Habitat: Amazonian lowland forest

Conservation Status: Endangered

5.      Golden Lion Tamarin

Distribution: Brazil

Habitat: Primary Rain forest

Conservation Status: Endangered

6.      Lion-tailed Macaque

Distribution: India

Habitat: Evergreen and semi-evergreen rain forests

Conservation Status: Endangered

7.      Ring-tailed Lemur

Distribution: Madagascar

Habitat: Open wooded terrain

Conservation Status: Endangered

8. Siamang

Distribution: Indonesia, Malaysia

Habitat: Tropical rain forest and montane forest

Conservation Status: Endangered

9. Hoffmann's Two-toed Sloth

Distribution: Tropical rain forests

Habitat: Tropical rain forests

10.      White-faced Saki

Distribution: Brazil, French Guiana, Guyana, Suriname, Venezuela

Habitat: Lowland evergreen rain forest

Conservation Status: Endangered

11.      Black and White Ruffed Lemur

Distribution: Madagascar

Habitat: Forest

Conservation Status: Endangered

12.      Central American Agouti

Distribution: From southern Mexico to northern Argentina

Habitat: Forests and savannas

13.      Golden Agouti

Distribution: Venezuela, eastern Brazil and Lesser Antilles

Habitat: Forest

14.      Pygmy Marmoset

Distribution: Central West Region of Brazil, Ecuador and eastern Peru

Habitat: Dense forests near rivers

Conservation Status: Endangered

Are you tire after reading these information? Alright, let’s take a break, I will tell you more about them next time! Bye!