Rules of life of wild animals

Rules of life of wild animals
Dmitry Kleshnin

“Rules of life of wild animals” is a book of lessons from wild animals from the red list.Everything is changing, including us, and only the inhabitants of the wild remain stable and calm. Perhaps this is because they live in harmony with themselves and nature. Or maybe because animals know the secret of the universe… Let ‘s imagine that this is so.

Rules of life of wild animals

Dmitry Kleshnin

As a child, I loved watching animal shows where you could get to know the rare inhabitants of our planet. Many years have passed, and I’m still interested in wild animals.

Everything is changing, including us, and only the inhabitants of the wild remain stable and calm. Perhaps this is because they live in harmony with themselves and nature. Or maybe because animals know the secret of the universe… Let’s imagine that this is so.

I hope that in this book the reader will find some useful tips from the beautiful inhabitants of the wild. And that one day we will all live in peace and harmony with ourselves and nature.

Dmitry

© Dmitry Kleshnin, 2020

ISBN 978-5-4498-4065-3

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Unlike domestic cats, which are 600 million in the world, or cows-1.3 billion individuals, the characters in this book are few and are under threat of extinction.

How many are left?

Yellow mottled – there is no exact data.

Mednovskiy blue Fox – 20—50.

Alpine weasel – there is no exact data.

Red wolf – there is no exact data.

Amur steppe polecat-there is no exact data.

Dressing – about 80.

Bison – 290.

Leopard – 48—50.

Small killer whale – 10—30.

Grey whale – 125—150.

Sakhalin musk deer – 120—125 thousand.

Manul – 3 thousand.

Caucasian forest cat-1800-3500.

The Amur tiger is 523—540.

The Caucasian jungle cat – 500.

Sea lion (Northern sea lion) – 68094.

Ringed seal – about 20 thousand.

Walrus – 5—10 thousand.

Atlantic white-sided Dolphin – 200—300 thousand.

An ordinary seal is about 3 thousand.

Black sea bottlenose Dolphin – about 7 thousand.

Grey Dolphin-there is no exact data.

Narwhal (unicorn) – about 40—50 thousand.

The porpoise is 1.2 thousand.

Beak-there is no exact data.