The kagu is a rare, flightless bird, endemic to New Caledonia. Without any natural predators to get the kagu to utilize their wings, over time, they just became flightless. However, now humans have invaded this little bird's home, bringing along with them new predators for the kagu to face. The kagu has feathers, a bright orange beak, stripes on its wings, and a crest on its head which pops out when trying to impress a mate.

We would like to feature these amazing animals. The Kagu, Northern Spotted Owl, Red Panda, Red Wolf, and Siberian Tiger. You can also help by donating to Wildlife services!

This white spotted bird is a beautiful creature that is becoming less common on this planet. More and more people are cutting down trees that are located in the old-growth forests. These woods are the only home to the Northern Spotted Owl. Without them these owls won't be able to survive. If you ever see a 18 inch brown, white spotted bird, remember to leave it alone.

The red panda is a solitary mammal that has reddish-brown fur with a long, shaggy, striped tail. (WP) From the head to body, the red panda is 20-26 inches high. The tail is about 12-20 inches. The red panda is about 42 inches long, with a weight of approximately 12-20 pounds. (NG) Red pandas are considered vulnerable (conservation status). (WP)

The Red Wolf is a shy predator that has a red cinnamon like pelt and a white belly. The population of these wolves in 1974-1980 was 14. With the help of wildlife services, the population was brought back up to 50-400 wolves. These are critically endangered animals. (ERW)

The siberian tiger is a mammal with orange fur and black stripes. The average height of a full grown tiger is about 3.5 feet tall, and about 13 feet from nose to tail. Siberian tigers can weigh up to 670 pounds. Its conservation status is currently at critically endangered. Right now, there are more tigers in captivity than there are in the wild.