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The Argentine otter, who lives in the region of Patagonia in southern Argentina and Chile, is in danger of extinction. Scientists are fighting to save the extinction of the remaining 250 animals.
Scientists issued a red alert! Otter is going extinct! Important Warning: Only 250 left
He runs in the woods and plays in the water. But even though he has no idea what happened, the Argentine otter is really doomed.
Scientists issued a red alert! Otter is going extinct! Important Warning: Only 250 left
Scientists in Patagonia issued a red alert. Only the remaining 250 Argentine drivers took refuge in their natural habitats.
Scientists issued a red alert! Otter is going extinct! Important Warning: Only 250 left
In the 1950s, scientists declared Argentina’s otter dangerous.
Scientists issued a red alert! Otter is going extinct! Important Warning: Only 250 left
Scientists are now monitoring 250 Argentine drivers in Patagonia, south of Chile and Argentina.
Scientists issued a red alert! Otter is going extinct! Important Warning: Only 250 left
In this region, which is described as a species change point, studies are being carried out to ensure that conservation can continue.
