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1.White tigers are a genetic anomaly and none are currently known to exist in the wild.  2 Need to protecting the last of the world's wild tigers - with as few as 3,200 left.    3. In 2011, the Association of Zoos and Aquariums banned member zoos from the breeding of white tigers. This was a step in the right direction, not only preventing a growing population of unhealthy white Bengal tigers but also redirecting focus to tigers who have true conservation value.

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1.White tigers are a genetic anomaly and none are currently known to exist in the wild.  2 Need to protecting the last of the world's wild tigers - with as few as 3,200 left.    3. In 2011, the Association of Zoos and Aquariums banned member zoos from the breeding of white tigers. This was a step in the right direction, not only preventing a growing population of unhealthy white Bengal tigers but also redirecting focus to tigers who have true conservation value.

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4 How will we get there?

Protect tigers and their habitat.

Build capacity in range states.

Reduce human-tiger conflict.

Conduct scientific research on tigers to help inform conservation strategies.

You can also directly contribute to legitimate tiger conservation efforts through donations to big cat sanctuaries

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In the wild, Rhinos have no other enemies than humans. Currently, their population is about 20 thousand individuals. People hunt and kill them for their long horns.Some people, especially in China, In North Africa and the Middle East, people made decorations from horns.Since 2013, more than 100 rhinos have been relocated from reserves in South Africa to Botswana, a country where rhino had been hunted to extinction.So nearly on the verge of extinction in the 20th century, the southern white rhino is now making a resurgence.  In 2001, it was estimated that there were 11,670 white rhinos in the wild in southern Africa, with an additional 777 in captivity worldwide, making it the most common rhinoceros in the world

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In the wild, Rhinos have no other enemies than humans. Currently, their population is about 20 thousand individuals. People hunt and kill them for their long horns.Some people, especially in China, In North Africa and the Middle East, people made decorations from horns.Since 2013, more than 100 rhinos have been relocated from reserves in South Africa to Botswana, a country where rhino had been hunted to extinction.So nearly on the verge of extinction in the 20th century, the southern white rhino is now making a resurgence.  In 2001, it was estimated that there were 11,670 white rhinos in the wild in southern Africa, with an additional 777 in captivity worldwide, making it the most common rhinoceros in the world

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1. Since they discover  mountain gorilla in 1902 its population has endured years of war, hunting, habitat destruction and diseases.

2. There is option to adopt the gorila and donate or support monthly any amount you can.

3. There are only around 1,063 mountain gorillas left in wild. One of the problem is that their reproduction is very low. They carry about baby for four to six years and they have only three or four over her entire lifetime.

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1.White tigers are a genetic anomaly and none are currently known to exist in the wild. 2 Need to protecting the last of the world's wild tigers - with as few as 3,200 left.3. In 2011, the Association of Zoos and Aquariums banned member zoos from the breeding of white tigers. This was a step in the right direction, not only preventing a growing population of unhealthy white Bengal tigers but also redirecting focus to tigers who have true conservation value.4 You can help, too! Money talks: you can make a difference by refusing “to patronize facilities that breed white tigers, allow cub petting, use them for entertainment, or keep them for personal pets.” This discourages further breeding and helps prevent existing white tigers from exploitive abuse.You can also directly contribute to legitimate tiger conservation efforts through donations to big cat sanctuaries that have been accredited by the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries or purchasing digital productsHow will we get there?* Protect tigers and their habitat.* Build capacity in range states.* Reduce human-tiger conflict.* Conduct scientific research on tigers to help inform conservation strategies.* Promote tiger-friendly policies.* Monitor tiger numbers, population trends, and threats to tigers and their habitats.

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1.White tigers are a genetic anomaly and none are currently known to exist in the wild. 2 Need to protecting the last of the world's wild tigers - with as few as 3,200 left.3. In 2011, the Association of Zoos and Aquariums banned member zoos from the breeding of white tigers. This was a step in the right direction, not only preventing a growing population of unhealthy white Bengal tigers but also redirecting focus to tigers who have true conservation value.4 You can help, too! Money talks: you can make a difference by refusing “to patronize facilities that breed white tigers, allow cub petting, use them for entertainment, or keep them for personal pets.” This discourages further breeding and helps prevent existing white tigers from exploitive abuse.You can also directly contribute to legitimate tiger conservation efforts through donations to big cat sanctuaries that have been accredited by the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries or purchasing digital productsHow will we get there?* Protect tigers and their habitat.* Build capacity in range states.* Reduce human-tiger conflict.* Conduct scientific research on tigers to help inform conservation strategies.* Promote tiger-friendly policies.* Monitor tiger numbers, population trends, and threats to tigers and their habitats.

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1. Rhinoceros is an endangered animal because it's hunted by paochers.
2. Conservation project in South Africa usually has volunteer students from all over the world on their gap year to save this animal, so that they can have children.
3. Rhinoceros is protected in a reserve and looked after by volounteers, doctors and vets.
4. Also they educate people on stopping hunting these animals.