Where to Find FantasticBeasts and Who are they?

To celebrate the upcoming #EarthDay2022, we have found more than 10 species of #FantasticBeasts worldwide: Sichuan Giant Panda live in Berlin, Shanxi crested ibis, Guangxi White Head Langur, Zhejiang Baishanzu horn toad, Henan South China tigers...

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And if you are a big fan of those Endangered and Unique animals, please don’t miss out these animals’ introduction and the video below!

Giant Panda: Living mainly in Sichuan, Shannxi, and Gansu. Vulnerable species endemic to China.

Crested ibis: The crested ibis, known as "the Oriental gem", was once thought to be extinct. After years of unrelenting efforts, the population of the bird has grown from 7 at first to more than 7,000 worldwide.

White Head Langur: Living in Guangxi, one of the 25 most endangered primate in the world.

Baishanzu horn toad: Baishanzu horn toad is a new amphibian species found in Baishanzu National Park in Lishui city, Zhejiang province. Its habitat is mainly mountain streams near evergreen broad-leaved forests.

South China tigers: Wangcheng Park in Luoyang city of Central China’s Henan province currently has 65 South China tigers, ranking first at home and abroad.