MAJESTIC WILDLIFE
why is wildlife so important?When we conserve and protect the natural habitat of wildlife species, we enrich our planet. To do so, we must keep the animals in their natural place. Conservation of natural habitats will also be beneficial for humans since it helps keep the essential watersheds intact and ensuring clean, fresh water.
National parks, wildlife sanctuaries, and protected spaces for nature help conserve the natural world and benefit us all in many ways. Whether a National Park is giving someone space to walk and exercise, or a wildlife sanctuary is promoting conservation, these places play an important role in society. |
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What is the Definition of Wildlife?
In the context of OZT, wildlife is defined as animals that have not been domesticated or tamed and are usually living in a natural environment independently of humans. In a more broader description, wildlife also includes other organisms, such as plants and fungi. |
listing of wildlife species
With so many species of wildlife, we are pushing hard to get them all on board One Zoo Tree. If you would love to learn more about and/or Sponsor a specific species that is not on our platform yet, forward us a request and we will gladly add it.
In the meantime, enjoy your time learning about the wildlife we have for you.
In the meantime, enjoy your time learning about the wildlife we have for you.
Specific Groups of Animals
AMPHIBIANS 50 species |
ARACHNIDS 50 species |
BIRDS 100 species |
CRUSTACEANS 35 species |
Large Groups of Animals
PRIMATES 47 Species |
MARINE MAMMALS Species |
WILD CATS 42 Species |
RAPTORS 14 Species |
specific species list
SPECIES
B
- Baboon
- Badger
- Bandicoot
- Barbary Macaque
- Bat
- Bear
- Beaver
- Bee
- Beetle
- Bharal
- Blackbuck
- Boar
- Bobcat
- Bonobo
- Budgerigar
- Buffalo
- Bushbaby
- Bushbuck
- Bushpig
- Butterfly
- Buzzard
C
D
- Deer
- Desman
- Dik-dik
- Dingo
- Dolphin
- Dove
- Duck
- Duiker
E
- Eagle
- Echinda
- Egret
- Eland
- Elephant
- Emu
- Elk
G
- Gaur
- Gazelle
- Genet
- Gibbon
- Giraffe
- Goat
- Gorilla
- Groundhog
- Grouse
- Guineafowl
I
- Ibex
J
- Jackal
- Jaguar
- Jay
- Jerboa
- Jirb
K
- Kangaroo
- Kestrel
- Kingfisher
- Kite
- Koala
- Komodo Dragon
- Kookaburra
- Kudu
M
- Macaques
- Macaw
- Mandrill
- Markhor
- Marten
- Meerkat
- Millipede
- Mongoose
- Moose
- Monkey
- Mountain Lion
- Muntjac
N
- Nautilus
- Newt
O
- Ocelot
- Octopus
- Okapi
- Opossum
- Orangutang
- Orca
- Oryx
- Osprey
- Osterich
- Otter
- Owl
- Oxpecker
- Oyster
P
- Panda
- Pangolin
- Panther
- Peacock
- Pelican
- Penguin
- Pigeon
- Pika
- Platypus
- Polecat
- Porcupine
- Prairie Dog
R
- Rabbit
- Raccoon
- Ray
- Rhinoceros
- Ringneck
S
T
- Tamarin
- Tapir
- Tasmanian Devil
- Tiger
- Tortoise
- Toucan
- Turkey
V
- Vole
- Vulture
W
- Warthog
- Waterbuck
- Weasel
- Weaver
- Whale
- Wildcat
- Wildebeest
- Wolf
- Wolverine
- Wombat
- Woodpecker
Y
- Yak