A new visual breakdown from World Visualized highlights the world’s most critically endangered species and reveals alarmingly low population estimates for several iconic animals, many of which are native to Indonesia.

Brazil has secured its place as the most biodiverse country on Earth, home to nearly 13% of all known animal and plant species in a new biodiversity ranking released by World Population Review.

Once reigning across vast landscapes of Africa, Asia, and parts of Europe, wild lions have seen a devastating drop in population over the past century.

With only 200,000 brown bears remaining worldwide, their fate hangs in the balance.

Many species in the earth's biodiversity are swaying on the brink of extinction, primarily due to human activities such as habitat destruction, climate change, and poaching.