1. The Snow Leopard
A magnificent big cat indigenous to Central and South Asia, the snow leopard is renowned for its eye-catching rosettes and beautiful pale grey coat.
The Snow Leopard, which has less than 7,000 left in the wild, is considered vulnerable despite its power and beauty. To preserve this amazing animal, conservation measures are essential.
The White Bengal Tiger is a rare variation of the Bengal Tiger. It is characterised by its striking white fur and black or dark brown beautiful stripes due to a genetic mutation called leucism.
Found primarily in India, these tigers face challenges like habitat loss and poaching, necessitating conservation efforts for their survival.
3. The Blue Morpho Butterfly
This butterfly, native to Central and South America’s rainforests, has iridescent blue wings spanning up to six inches. Its vivid blue colour is due to microscopic scales reflecting light.
As pollinators, they contribute to rainforest flora health and control plant populations through their larvae.
4. The Mandarin Duck
The Mandarin Duck, a beautiful bird native to East Asia, is known for its vibrant feathers in orange, green, blue, and purple, arranged in beautiful patterns.
This duck holds cultural significance in Asian cultures, symbolising love, fidelity, and happiness.
5. The Mandarin Fish
A remarkable underwater animal in the Pacific Ocean known as the Mandarinfish has beautiful complex patterns and vibrant colours.
Its distinctive “mating dance” behaviour, in which male and female fish rise together in coordinated dances at night is another aspect of its attractiveness.
