IUCN Red List
Endangered animals
Of the 224 wild mammals in Wild TCG, 71 are threatened with extinction according to the IUCN: 10 critically endangered, 29 endangered and 32 vulnerable. The Père David's deer is listed as extinct in the wild.
Plus 1 species extinct in the wild: the Père David's deer.
Critically endangered
10Extremely high risk of extinction in the wild.
AddaxAddax nasomaculatusHunted for its meat and leather, it also suffers from droughts and spreading farmland.
African wild assEquus africanusHunted for meat and traditional medicine, it also interbreeds with domestic donkeys.
Amur leopardPanthera pardus orientalisPoaching, forest fires and new roads threaten it, and very few remain.
Black rhinocerosDiceros bicornisIt is threatened by poaching for its horn and by habitat loss.
Bornean orangutanPongo pygmaeusDeforestation, oil palm plantations and hunting threaten its survival.
Chinese pangolinManis pentadactylaIt is poached above all for the illegal wildlife trade.
Cotton-top tamarinSaguinus oedipusIts forest in north-western Colombia has been cut to 5% of its original area.
European hamsterCricetus cricetusIntensive farming, habitat destruction and persecution by farmers threaten it.
Verreaux's sifakaPropithecus verreauxiIts habitat is shrinking, and feral cats prey on young and adults alike.
Western gorillaGorilla gorillaPoaching, logging and the Ebola virus are devastating its populations.
Endangered
29Very high risk of extinction in the wild.
African bush elephantLoxodonta africanaIts land is turned into pasture and farmland, and poachers target its tusks.
African wild dogLycaon pictusHabitat fragmentation, persecution by people and disease outbreaks threaten it.
Asian elephantElephas maximusLosing its forest brings it into conflict with people, and it is poached for its ivory.
Aye-ayeDaubentonia madagascariensisMadagascar's forests are shrinking because of deforestation.
Barbary macaqueMacaca sylvanusIts forest is degrading, and the young are caught for the illegal pet trade.
Bengal tigerPanthera tigris tigrisIt is threatened by poaching, habitat loss and the fragmentation of its range.
BonoboPan paniscusIts forest is shrinking, and it is hunted for bushmeat, especially since the Congo Wars.
ChimpanzeePan troglodytesHabitat destruction and poaching threaten it.
Crab-eating macaqueMacaca fascicularisIt is the most traded primate in the world, mostly for research, and its forest is shrinking.
DholeCuon alpinusIt is losing its habitat and its prey, and it is killed to protect livestock.
Ethiopian wolfCanis simensisOnly a few hundred adults remain, in a tiny range in the Ethiopian mountains.
European rabbitOryctolagus cuniculusIn its native range it is declining because of hunting, habitat loss and diseases such as myxomatosis.
Geoffroy's spider monkeyAteles geoffroyiIt is losing its habitat, and it is hunted and captured for the pet trade.
Giant otterPteronura brasiliensisFor decades it was poached for its velvety fur.
Golden lion tamarinLeontopithecus rosaliaIts habitat is fragmented, it is trapped for trade, and yellow fever strikes it.
Golden snub-nosed monkeyRhinopithecus roxellanaThe mountain forests it lives in are being destroyed.
Grévy's zebraEquus grevyiIt is losing its habitat and has to share watering holes with livestock.
Lar gibbonHylobates larIt is losing its forest, and parents are killed so their young can be sold as pets.
Long-tailed chinchillaChinchilla lanigeraHunted for its very soft fur, it was nearly wiped out in the 19th century.
Malayan tapirTapirus indicusIts forests are being cleared, notably for oil palm plantations.
OkapiOkapia johnstoniLogging, hunting, illegal mining and armed groups threaten it.
Proboscis monkeyNasalis larvatusLogging, oil palm plantations and hunting have halved its population.
Pygmy hippopotamusChoeropsis liberiensisIts forests are logged or cleared for farming, and it is hunted for its meat.
Red pandaAilurus fulgensDeforestation breaks up its forest, and it is poached for its fur.
Ring-tailed lemurLemur cattaIts habitat is being destroyed, and it is hunted for bushmeat or caught as a pet.
Siberian tigerPanthera tigris altaicaHabitat destruction, disease and poaching for its fur threaten it.
Sunda slow lorisNycticebus coucangIt is sold as a pet and for traditional medicine, and its forest is disappearing.
Tasmanian devilSarcophilus harrisiiA facial tumour spread by biting has been ravaging populations since the 1990s.
Wild Bactrian camelCamelus ferusPoaching, hybridisation with domestic camels, mining and livestock threaten it.
Vulnerable
32High risk of extinction in the wild.
Arabian oryxOryx leucoryxSaved from extinction, it is still threatened by poaching, droughts and overgrazing.
Asian black bearUrsus thibetanusIt is threatened by deforestation and by poaching for traditional medicine.
Barbary sheepAmmotragus lerviaHunting, habitat destruction, stray dogs, livestock and drought all threaten it.
BinturongArctictis binturongHabitat loss, forest degradation, hunting and illegal trade threaten it.
CheetahAcinonyx jubatusIt is losing its habitat and prey, and is often killed by farmers protecting their livestock.
Clouded leopardNeofelis nebulosaDeforestation and poaching for its skin and body parts threaten it.
Dorcas gazelleGazella dorcasFarmland and herds of goats and sheep are eating into its habitat.
FossaCryptoprocta feroxIt depends on Madagascar's forests, which are being destroyed on a large scale.
GaurBos gaurusIn Laos and Thailand it is poached for its meat and as a trophy.
Giant anteaterMyrmecophaga tridactylaHabitat destruction, fires and poaching for its fur and meat threaten it.
Giant pandaAiluropoda melanoleucaIts numbers are rising, but habitat loss caused by people remains its biggest threat.
GiraffeGiraffa camelopardalisHabitat loss and hunting for bushmeat are driving its decline.
Greater bilbyMacrotis lagotisFoxes and cats introduced to Australia are its main threat.
HippopotamusHippopotamus amphibiusIt is losing access to fresh water, and it is poached for its meat and ivory teeth.
Iberian lynxLynx pardinusSaved just in time, it is still threatened by road traffic, poaching and rabbit diseases.
Indian rhinocerosRhinoceros unicornisHunting and farming had cut it down to 100 to 200 animals in the early 20th century.
KoalaPhascolarctos cinereusIts eucalyptus forests are being cleared, and droughts and bushfires hit it hard.
LeopardPanthera pardusIts forests are turned into farmland: less prey, conflict with herders and poaching.
LionPanthera leoHabitat loss and conflict with people are the main causes of its decline.
MandrillMandrillus sphinxDeforestation and hunting for bushmeat are its biggest threats.
Mantled howlerAlouatta palliataDeforestation breaks up its forest, and it is captured for the pet trade.
North Sulawesi babirusaBabyrousa celebensisProtected by Indonesian law, it is still threatened by illegal hunting and deforestation.
Polar bearUrsus maritimusClimate change is melting the sea ice it hunts on, and pollution adds to it.
QuokkaSetonix brachyurusIntroduced foxes and cats, logging and housing have shrunk its range.
ReindeerRangifer tarandusArctic warming, oil and gas development, roads and logging are shrinking its herds.
Sloth bearMelursus ursinusIt is losing its habitat, and it is hunted for food and for its claws.
Snow leopardPanthera unciaPoaching and the illegal trade in its skin and body parts are its main threats.
South American tapirTapirus terrestrisIt is poached for its meat and hide, and its forest is being destroyed.
Spectacled bearTremarctos ornatusIt is losing its habitat, and also suffers from poaching, illegal mining and conflict with herders.
Sun bearHelarctos malayanusHeavy deforestation and poaching are causing a steep decline.
TakinBudorcas taxicolorIt is threatened by overhunting and habitat destruction.
Water deerHydropotes inermisHabitat destruction and poaching have pushed it back in China and Korea.
Extinct in the wild
1Survives only in captivity or in reintroduced populations.
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Open a free boosterFrequently asked questions
How many animals are endangered in Wild TCG?
71 of the game's 224 mammals are threatened with extinction on the IUCN Red List: 10 critically endangered, 29 endangered and 32 vulnerable. The Père David's deer is extinct in the wild.
What does “critically endangered” mean?
It is the most serious category before extinction in the wild: the IUCN considers that the species faces an extremely high risk of disappearing from nature.
What is the difference between “vulnerable” and “endangered”?
Both are threatened categories. A vulnerable species faces a high risk of extinction, an endangered species a very high one.
Who decides that an animal is threatened?
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) assesses each species and places it on its Red List, from “least concern” to “extinct”.
