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The liger, however made up it sounds, is a real (and cute) animal created by a lion and a tiger mating. Ligers only seem to exist in captivity or zoos because the lion and tiger don't share the same habitat in the wild. Unfortunately, these animals don't live very long or are sterile despite being bigger than both the lion and the tiger. While these animals are cool and unique, they are not strictly natural or sustainable.
In the late 1980s, 18 black-footed ferrets were part of a captive-breeding program designed to increase their population. Now, there are 300–400 black-footed ferrets in the wild, all of which are descendants of those 18. They’re still threatened with extinction, since their main force of food, prairie dogs, are also rare, and their natural habitats keep getting destroyed by humans.


In the Galapagos, introduced goats outcompete tortoises for food, while snakes accidentally taken to Guam, where the birds had never seen a snake before, are destroying the fine balance of island ecosystems there. With pollution and hunting and the ever-increasing threat of climate change all also taking their toll, maybe nowhere are conservation efforts needed more than when dealing with unique island species. Even within this one island, high, forest-covered mountains then acted as “sky islands” – separate ecosystems cut off from the land below, with different evolutionary pressures. This in turn increased the likelihood for even further species diversity. From beachfront accommodation north auckland that mainly hunt and eat earthworms, to other rodents with long elegant whiskers stretching the entire length of their bodies, Luzon is an incredible example of island evolution.

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Animals that defend territories in this way are referred to as territorial. Territoriality is only shown by a minority of species. More commonly, an individual or a group of animals has an area that it habitually uses but does not necessarily defend; this is called the home range.
With alpha campervans new zealand of space (in different habitats) and across lots of time, Luzon has given any colonising animals just the right ingredients to adapt and evolve into new species. For animals that swam across from other islands or were swept over on rafts of mangroves or palm trees, it was the perfect opportunity not only to adapt into new species themselves but then for these new species to diversify into yet more species.

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  • These animals are known for being shy and for mating for life.




  • Find out more on where to see dolphins at 5 Best Places to Swim with Dolphins in New Zealand.




  • The bird is found in Brazil and Argentina.




  • It’s experienced a shocking 99% decline in population since the 1980s, which gives it the uncoveted title of fastest declining bird species.




  • Can be found diving all over, but prefer Fernandina and Isabela.




  • If you time your visit right, you can see the Blue-footed Booby nesting (hence easier to photograph) or diving into the waters to catch food.






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Bats, or pekapeka, are particularly special in New Zealand as they are the only native land mammal of New Zealand. However, this species unique to New Zealand is endangered and can only be found in a few sites across New Zealand.
As the largest gull in the world, this species is endemic to the Galapagos Islands and is considered to be the rarest gull in the world. The Lava Gull has a beautiful black head and a light gray plumage and stands as tall as 55cm.

Marine Animals


Looking like a bizarre cross between a pig, a donkey and a rhinoceros, this cow-sized mammal is an endangered species endemic to Central and South America. The Kakapo is one of the world’s most endangered species, with a known population of around 125. Found only in the Galapagos Islands, this is one of the most rare bird species in the world, with around 1000 left. of their natural habitat has been destroyed.