Golden monkey
Yunnan Golden Monkey inhabit forests in the Yuling Mountains of southwest China. There are fewer than 2,000 Yunnan golden monkeys left in Yunnan's old-growth alpine forests. Some social organisations and local communities are protecting this species by tracking the monkeys’ movements, protecting monkeys’ homes, restoring forest habitat and educating communities.
(source: The Nature Consevancy)
Threats to the survival of Golden monkey
Explain why are they endangered
South China Tiger
South China Tiger is the most critically endangered tiger of any other subspecies of living tiger. In China, it is estimated that there are 20 to 30 of these tigers live in the wild. Only fewer than 90 South China Tigers in captivity, which are distributed in over 10 zoos and breeding centers across the country, including Shanghai Wild Animal Park and Guangzhou Zoo. It is under the State’s first-class protection.
(Information from: https://www.chinatravel.com/guide/wildlife)
The fact about South China Tiger
China tiger struggles to recover from a genetic bottleneck, and a vanishingly small population in the wild due to loss of habitat. Human activities such as deforestation, urbanization, and agricultural expansion have drastically reduced its habitat.