Can You Spot The Endangered Animals?

By Meera Dolasia on January 14, 2012

The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is an international non-profit organization that is constantly trying to remind us to do the right thing to save the Earth - whether it be by protecting endangered wildlife and environments, reversing global warming or, using our limited natural resources in a sustainable manner.

In order to increase public awareness of these rather dire issues, they rely heavily on advertisement campaigns. Over the years, they have come up with some really creative ones, designed so that they are powerful, eye-catching and most importantly, get the message across.

This recent one however, is the most fun because it involves some sharp observation skills. While at first sight it looks just like a picturesque rainforest, look closer and you will be able to find something else - animals. These, of course are not just random animals, but those that are at risk of becoming endangered if, we do not stop deforestation.

Though forests still cover 30 percent of earth, they are diminishing at an alarming rate. WWF estimates that in the last 40 years, we have managed to decimate about 20% of the Amazon forest, which amazingly enough is more than the amount cut down in the previous 450 years! Experts fear that if the rate of deforestation continues, we will lose all our rainforests by the year 2051!

Hopefully, this powerfully graphic reminder will help at least curb the rate, which brings us to the real question - How many animals were you able to spot without looking at the poster below? Be sure to let us know by adding your comments - Remember, no cheating!

Resources: thedesigninsipiration.com, trendhunter.com

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  • jenna1/17/2012
    I feel bad for the animals with no homes.
    • kaitlynk1/17/2012
      those pics are awesome but i feel realy bad about the animals.
      • horseluver
        1/17/2012
        wow i never realized that that was how much people were destroying!! we should slow down on building houses everywhere so that other trees can grow and so that no more animals lose thier homes of thier lives!!!
        • Julia1/17/2012
          Wow I didn't know that that many animals can become endangered
          • john1/17/2012
            woah
            • sk8ergirl
              1/17/2012
              the find it pics are so cool
              • Rachie1/17/2012
                this is why i want to be a vet when i grow up!
                • animal lover1/17/2012
                  i'd hate 4 those animals don't die <3
                  • FRANKIE!!:)1/17/2012
                    SADD!!:(
                    • Jade1/17/2012
                      That was a god stoy and we need to help

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