Creatures in Crisis

What this catalog actually contains

Updated September 2026

Photograph of Javan rhinoceros (Rhinoceros sondaicus), recorded as Critically Endangered

3,318 photographed animals. The bars below count pages, not living individuals. A CR badge is not a head-count.

By IUCN category on Wikidata

Critically Endangered1,208
Endangered2,089
Extinct in the Wild21

By GBIF class

Class comes from a GBIF name match against the scientific name. Unmatched taxa are omitted from this break-down.

Aves531

Aves dossiers

Amphibia512

Amphibia dossiers

Mammalia475

Mammalia dossiers

Squamata334

Squamata dossiers

Gastropoda230

Gastropoda dossiers

Insecta182

Insecta dossiers

Elasmobranchii139

Elasmobranchii dossiers

Anthozoa113

Anthozoa dossiers

Testudines107

Testudines dossiers

Bivalvia58

Bivalvia dossiers

Malacostraca51

Malacostraca dossiers

Arachnida15

Arachnida dossiers

Branchiopoda8

Branchiopoda dossiers

Crocodylia8

Crocodylia dossiers

Hydrozoa7

Hydrozoa dossiers

Holothuroidea6

Holothuroidea dossiers

Country pins

1,126 records have at least one country pin. Top countries by pin-count:

Madagascar127

Madagascar

Indonesia120

Indonesia

Australia120

Australia

United States86

United States

New Zealand77

New Zealand

Japan70

Japan

Brazil62

Brazil

Ecuador52

Ecuador

India42

India

China42

China

New Caledonia41

New Caledonia

Mexico40

Mexico

How complete the extras are

GBIF usage key3,317
Country pin1,126
Mass or length on Wikidata179

Gaps stay visible. We do not fill them with guesses. Open catalog.min.json if you want the index.

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Quick answers

Are these global population numbers?
No. They are counts of pages on this catalog.
Why so many amphibians or fish?
Those taxa have many photographed CR/EN species on Wikidata. Charisma is not the filter; a Commons file is.
Can I download the table?
Yes. /data/catalog.min.json is the public index.