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Miss Waldron’s Red Colobus— Last seen in 1978 in Côte d'Ivoire, 47 years lost.
Featured from Re:wild’s “Top 20 Most Wanted Lost Species.”
Miss Waldron’s Red Colobus was a forest-dwelling monkey native to West Africa and is considered one of the world’s most critically endangered — and possibly lost — primates. Once known for its striking red and black coloring and social group behavior, this species highlights the devastating impact of habitat loss and hunting, and why conservation awareness remains vital even when hope is fragile. By featuring it this week, AnimaliaPrints helps keep attention on species the world may still have a chance to rediscover.
This artwork is a creative interpretation based on limited historical or scientific information. The species featured may have few or no verified photographs. Its appearance has been recreated in an illustrative style for educational and decorative purposes.
Ankylosaurus
Ankylosaurus was a heavily armored dinosaur that lived during the Late Cretaceous period and is best known for the massive club at the end of its tail. Covered in bony plates and spikes, this plant-eater used its natural armor for defense, offering a powerful example of how dinosaurs evolved physical protection rather than speed to survive.
Pop Art
Pop Art is a bold, colorful art style inspired by popular culture, graphic design, and visual storytelling. Known for high contrast, playful shapes, and expressive color palettes, pop art transforms familiar subjects into eye-catching artwork that feels energetic, accessible, and fun across educational and creative spaces.