The leopard's distinctive spotted fur has been highly sought after for its beauty. Leopard skins have been used for fashion purposes, such as clothing and decorative items.

Leopard

Tigers, especially the rare white tiger, have been hunted for their skins, which are considered valuable in the illegal wildlife trade. 

Tiger

Elephants have been hunted for their ivory tusks, which are carved into various items. While not specifically for their skin, illegal elephant hunting remains a severe conservation concern.

African Elephant

American Alligator

Alligator skin is prized for its durability and has been used for making leather goods, including bags, belts, and shoes. 

Crocodile

Crocodile skin is highly valued for its texture and durability. Different crocodile species, like the Nile crocodile and saltwater crocodile, have been targeted for their hides.

Seals

Seal fur has been historically used for clothing, particularly in Arctic and sub-Arctic regions. However, seal hunting has faced international scrutiny due to concerns about conservation and animal welfare.

Chinchilla

Chinchillas have soft and luxurious fur that has been in demand for making fur coats and accessories. Overhunting has led to their endangered status in the wild.

Ocelot

The ocelot, a small wild cat, has been hunted for its beautifully patterned fur. Legal protections and restrictions are in place to curb the trade in ocelot skins.