| Information | Hotspot | Location |
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| Supernational region known for political instability but home to endangered wild asses and baboons | |
| Famous and highly publicized island with over 50 species of a certain kind of primate | |
| Highest richness of trees outside the tropics and famous for the successful protection of white rhinos | |
| Arid region where low human densities have allowed the protection of endemic reptiles | |
| Group of isolated islands exemplifying evolution, with 3000 trees and high endemism amongst birds | |
| Its foothills are home to tigers, elephants, rhinos and water buffalo alongside the world's second largest human population | |
| Diverse rainforests with over 1000 bird species, plus 6 large mammals discovered in the last 12 years | |
| Island nation with unique species including an endemic monkey and woodpecker | |
| Home to the most iconic animal of the global conservation movement, and massive development projects threatening its forests | |
| Tiny island the size of New Jersey, home to the world's only parasitic conifer tree and the kagu bird | |
| Mountainous Pacific archipelago associated with its iconic flightless birds | |
| Includes over 7000 islands, with 6000 plants, flying frogs and a very special species of eagle | |
| Group of islands where 25 birds have gone extinct since the arrival of Europeans and more may follow due to climate change | |
| Australia's highest rates of endemism, including the numbat, honeypossum and red-capped parrot | |
| Massive islands with thick rainforests, two species of rhinoceros, and an endangered great ape | |
| Archipelago ecologically distinct from neighboring islands to the west, known for hairless pigs and giant lizards | |
| Mountain range with the world's largest Asian elephant population, and associated island nation with 150 species of amphibian | |
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