Rare lion subspecies, found in the wild only in India.
Only about 700 Asiatic lions remain in the wild, all in the Gir Forest of Gujarat.
Highly endangered giraffe subspecies with pale, unspotted legs.
Fewer than 2,500 Rothschild's giraffes remain in the wild.
The most common rhinoceros species thanks to successful conservation programs.
Conservation programs increased southern white rhino numbers from 50 to over 20,000.
The world's largest otter species, living in family groups.
Giant otters have unique throat markings used for identification.
South America's fascinating insect hunter with a long tubular snout.
The giant anteater's tongue is up to 60 cm long and can be flicked out 160 times per minute.