Sur le dos d'un aigle, au-dessus des montagnes, ou sur la carapace d'une tortue dans la Grande barrière de corail, on aurait presque l'impression de voler. Et sur le dos d'un chien, on a l'impression... d'être sur un grand huit. En gros.
En tous les cas, les images capturées par des caméras embarquées sont souvent exceptionnelles comme le montre notre vidéo, visible au-dessus de l'article. Aussi exceptionnelles, qu'on aurait presque le sentiment d'avoir un animal magique pour ami, assez sympa pour nous emmener à l'autre bout de la terre. N'est-ce pas Bastien ?
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Les 100 espèces les plus menacées dans le monde
Le rhinocéros de Sumatra(01 of94)
Population: < 250 (credit:Save the Rhino International)
L'eleutherodactylus thorectes(02 of94)
(credit:Robin Moore, www.robindmoore.com)
Le scaturiginichthys vermeilipinnis(03 of94)
Population: 2000 à 4000 (credit:Adam Kerezsy)
La rafetus Swinhoei(04 of94)
Population: 4 (credit:Tim McCormack)
La neurergus kaiseri(05 of94)
Population: < 1000 (credit:R D Bartlett)
La mygale ornementale saphire(06 of94)
(credit:Sanjay Molur_WILD_ZOO)
L'atelopus balios(07 of94)
(credit:Eduardo Toral-Contreras)
Le crabe d'eau douce de Singapour(08 of94)
(credit:Tan Heok Hui)
Le pin du Baishanzu(09 of94)
Population: 5 (credit:MediaWiki: Raúl Go)
L'actinote zikani(10 of94)
(credit:Andre Freitas)
L'aipysurus foliosquama(11 of94)
(credit:Vimoksalehi Lukoshek)
L'amanipodagrion gilliesi(12 of94)
Population: < 500 (credit:Viola Clausnitzer)
Le manakin d'Araripe(13 of94)
Population: 779 (est 2010) (credit:Ciro Albano/ www.nebrazilbirding.com)
L'antisolabis seychellensis(14 of94)
(credit:Justin Gerlach)
L'aphanius transgrediens(15 of94)
(credit:Barbara Nicca)
L'outarde à tête noire(16 of94)
Population: 50 à 249 (credit:Rahul Sachdev)
Le héron impérial(17 of94)
Population: 70 à 400 (credit:MediaWiki: )
La tortue à soc(18 of94)
Population: 440 à 770 (credit:Peter Paul van Dijk)
Le fuligule de Madagascar(19 of94)
Population: environ 20 adultes (credit:Peter Cranswick)
L'azurina eupalama(20 of94)
(credit:MediaWiki: Fi)
Le bahaba taipingensis(21 of94)
(credit:willsfca, Flickr)
La tortue fluviale de l'Inde(22 of94)
(credit:MediaWiki: B kimmel)
La bazzania bhutanica(23 of94)
(credit:David Long)
L'hirola(24 of94)
Population: < 1000 (credit:Tim Wacher ZSL)
Le bombus franklini(25 of94)
(credit:Brendan White)
Le brachyteles hypoxanthus(26 of94)
Population: < 1000 (credit:Andew Young)
Le paresseux nain(27 of94)
Population: < 500 (credit:Craig Turner ZSL)
La callitriche pulchra(28 of94)
(credit:Richard Lansdown)
Le calumna Tarzan(29 of94)
(credit:Frank Gaw)
Le cochon d'Inde de Santa Catarina(30 of94)
Population: 40 à 60 (credit:Luciano Candisani)
Le cercopithèque roloway(31 of94)
(credit:Sheila Curtin)
La coleura seychellensis(32 of94)
Population: < 100 adultes (est 2008) (credit:Justin Gerlach)
Le cryptomyces maximus(33 of94)
(credit:David Harries)
Le cryptotis nelsoni(34 of94)
(credit:Lazaro Guevara)
Le cyclura collei(35 of94)
(credit:Jaclyn Woods Fort Worth Zoo)
La dendrophylax fawcettii(36 of94)
(credit:Christine Rose-Smyth)
L'albatros d'Amsterdam(37 of94)
Population: 100 adultes (credit:Eric van der Vlist)
Le diospyros katendei(38 of94)
Population: 20 (credit:Royal Botanical Gardens / Kew)
Le dipterocarpus lamellatus(39 of94)
Population: 12 (credit:Jeisin bin Jumian)
Le discoglosse d'Israël(40 of94)
(credit:Oz Rittner)
La discorea strydomiana(41 of94)
Population: 200 (credit:Mervyn Lotter)
La dombeya mauritiana(42 of94)
(credit:© Loïc RUELLAN 08 05 2010)
L'elaeocarpus bojeri(43 of94)
Population: < 10 (credit:Christopher Kaiser- Bunbury)
L'eleutherodactylus glandulifer(44 of94)
(credit:Claudio Contreras / Penn State Eberly College of Science)
Le chilenito(45 of94)
Population: < 500 (credit:Frank Kattermann)
L'erythrina schliebenii(46 of94)
Population: < 50 (credit:Cosmas Mligo)
L'euphorbia tanaensis(47 of94)
Population: 4 (credit:Olivier Hamerlynck)
Le bécasseau spatule(48 of94)
Population: < 100 (credit:Baz Scampion)
Le ficus katendei(49 of94)
Population: < 50 (credit:Axel Paulson)
L'ibis chauve(50 of94)
Population: 200 à 249 (credit:Alamy)
Le gigasiphon macrosiphon(51 of94)
Population: 33 (credit:Quentin Luke)
L'heleophryne rosei(52 of94)
(credit:Atherton de Villiers)
L'alouette d'Érard(53 of94)
Population: 90 à 256 (credit:Paul Donald)
L'hibiscadelphus woodii(54 of94)
(credit:Ken Wood)
Le huchon japonais(55 of94)
(credit:Sarafutsu Itou no Kai)
Le lathyrus belinensis(56 of94)
Population: < 1000 (est 2010) (credit:Nigel Maxted)
Le leiopelma archeyii(57 of94)
(credit:New Zealand Department of Conservation)
Le lithobates sevosus(58 of94)
Population: 60 à 100 (est 2003) (credit:John Himes)
Le faisan d'Edwards(59 of94)
(credit:© Tom Friedel BirdPhotos.com)
Le margaritifera marocana(60 of94)
Population: < 250 (est 2010) (credit:Rafa Araujo_ MNCN_(CSIC) Madrid_ Spain)
Le moominia willii(61 of94)
Population: < 500 (credit:Justin Gerlach)
Le natalus primus(62 of94)
Population: < 100 (est 2005) (credit:Carlos A Mancina)
Le nepenthes attenboroughii(63 of94)
(credit:Stewart McPherson)
Le gibbon de Hainan(64 of94)
Population: < 20 (credit:Jessica Bryant)
L'oreocnemis phoenix(65 of94)
(credit:KD Dijkstra)
Le pangasius géant(66 of94)
(credit:Oliver Lucanus)
Le marsouin du Pacifique(67 of94)
Population: 200+ (credit:T.A Jefferson)
L'épicéa d'Orient(68 of94)
(credit:Chris Reynolds)
Le pin de Qiaojia(69 of94)
Population: < 25 adultes (credit:http://en.kunming.cn/)
Le poisson-scie commun(70 of94)
(credit:Alamy)
Le grand Hapalémur(71 of94)
Population: 100 à 160 (credit:Noel Rowe)
Le sifaka soyeux(72 of94)
Population: 100 à 1000 (credit:MediaWiki: Maky)
La tortue géométrique(73 of94)
(credit:Erik Baard)
Le saola(74 of94)
(credit:Toon Fey WWF)
La psiadia cataractae(75 of94)
(credit:© Loïc RUELLAN)
Le psorodonotus ebneri(76 of94)
Le rhinocéros de Java(77 of94)
Population: < 100 (credit:Klaus Lang)
Le rhinopithèque du Tonkin(78 of94)
Population: < 200 (credit:Le Khac Quyet University of Colorado Boulder)
La rhizanthella gardneri(79 of94)
Population: < 100 (credit:Kingsley Dixon)
Le rhyncocyon(80 of94)
(credit:ZSL_KWS)
Le risiocnemis seidenschwarzi(81 of94)
(credit:Reagan Joseph T Villanueva)
La rosa arabica(82 of94)
(credit:Medicinal Plant Conservation Project Egypt and St Katherine Park)
La salanoia durrelli(83 of94)
(credit:Ian Vernon Tim Hounsome Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust)
Le santamartamys rufodorsalis(84 of94)
(credit:Lizzie Noble Fundacion ProAves)
L'ange de mer commun(85 of94)
(credit:MediaWiki: Yzx)
Le sterne d'Orient(86 of94)
Population: < 50 (credit:Martin Hale)
Le Sygnathus watermeyeri(87 of94)
(credit:Paul Cowley)
Le tahina spectabilis(88 of94)
Population: 90 (credit:William Baker Royal Botanic Gardens Kew)
Le Telmatobufo bullocki(89 of94)
(credit:Andres Charrier)
Le tokudaia muenninki(90 of94)
(credit:Norihiro Kawauchi)
Le trigonostigma sompongsi(91 of94)
(credit:Nonn Paintwong)
Le Valencia letourneuxi(92 of94)
(credit:Heiko Karst)
Le voanioala gerardii(93 of94)
Population: < 10 (credit:John Dransfield Royal Botanic Gardens Kew)
Le zaglossus attenboroughii(94 of94)
(credit:Hein van Grouw)