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The Northern White Rhino subspecies will very likely become extinct. This is because the last male of this subspecies recently died due to health problems, leaving the last two members who are both female and are both related to Sudan, the rhino that died. Scientists are working fast worldwide to perfect technology to aid the reproduction of a Northern White Rhino.

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Although habitat loss plays a part in the endangerment of rhinos, poaching is the main problem. Rhinos are killed for their horns that are found in recipes for traditional Asian medicines and are therefore a highly valued item.

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Habitat loss also factors into this. With climate change, ocean levels are rising in some coastal areas tigers live in and they are forced to move to areas closer to large amounts of human population where animal/human conflicts may occur. As we deforest their habitats more tigers live closer together and are easier targets for poachers.

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Unfortunately, almost every part of a tiger is sold on the black market for decoration purposes or to use in some traditional  Asian remedies. This includes their pelt, teeth, bones, claws, meat, and even their whiskers. There is an estimated 2,500 tigers left in the wild.

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Since female Asian elephants don't have tusks they aren't hunted as much as males, although their hides and different body parts are still desired. Since their are so many more female Asian Elephants than male, reproduction rates have reduced.

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Elephants are poached due to their ivory tusks, often called "white gold." Although this practice has been made illegal their is profit that can be made from these animals' tusks.