The Rare Yangtze Alligator
River’s Last Guardians
The Yangtze alligator (Alligator sinensis) numbers around 120. These ancient reptiles reside in the freshwater wetlands of the Yangtze River in China. Pollution and habitat destruction have driven them to the brink. Can we justify their extinction for industrial progress?
Ancient Survivors
These alligators have survived for millions of years, predating dinosaurs. They play a vital role in controlling fish populations and maintaining wetland health. Let’s ensure they continue to thrive in the wild, preserving a piece of Earth’s natural history.
