Sumatran orangutan clings to survival in vanishing lowland rainforest

1 Last Stronghold - Sumatran Orangutan

Create a 4:5 conservation infographic poster about the Sumatran orangutan, showing the animal in threatened Sumatran lowland rainforest with a full-bleed emotional hero image. Include Pongo abelii, Mammalia / Primates / Hominidae, current range, historic range if relevant, Critically Endangered conservation status, population trend, threats, diet, behavior, size, weight, speed, lifespan, predators, prey relationship, unique adaptations, and 3 surprising facts.

2 Vanishing Range Map - Amur Leopard

Create a 4:5 full-bleed wildlife infographic where the Amur leopard stands inside a translucent map of its fragmented range in the Russian Far East and northeast China. Use winter forest colors and cinematic light. Include Panthera pardus orientalis, Mammalia / Carnivora / Felidae, habitat, population status, threats, diet, behavior, predators, prey, body stats, lifespan, speed, Critically Endangered conservation status, adaptations, human scale, and 3 lesser-known facts.

3 Species Under Pressure - Mountain Gorilla

Create a 4:5 editorial conservation poster for the mountain gorilla, with the animal large and full-bleed, surrounded by layered data about habitat pressure in montane forests of the Virunga Massif and Bwindi, population status, diet, movement, social groups, predators, prey relationship, lifespan, size, weight, speed, unique adaptations, range map, and 3 surprising facts. Include Gorilla beringei beringei, Mammalia / Primates / Hominidae, and Endangered conservation status.

4 Fragile Giant or Fragile Small Wonder - Whale Shark

Create a 4:5 conservation infographic showing the whale shark as immense and vulnerable. Use full-bleed tropical ocean realism with integrated overlays for Rhincodon typus, Chondrichthyes / Orectolobiformes / Rhincodontidae, taxonomy, range, population, threats, size, weight, speed, lifespan, plankton diet, filter-feeding behavior, predators, prey, Endangered conservation status, adaptations, scale comparison, and 3 surprising facts.