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By Shiwatmika Thapa

- The Golden Toad lived in northern Costa Rica's Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve, in a cloud forest area north of the city of Monteverde. They were found no where else but the specific cloud forest, Monteverde.
- This specie has been extinct for 32 years. The last time a male golden toad was seen was on May15, 1989 after that the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) classified it as extinct.
- The Fungi in the genus Batrachochytrium, also known as “chytrid” was causing a fatal disease called "chytridiomycosis" caused the extinction the Golden Toad.allthough reachers believe its the fatal disease that lead to the extinction but it the disappearance was actually caused due to climate change and global warming.
- There wasn't any efforts really.

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by otabek musinov
Dire wolf remains have been found across a broad range of habitats including the plains, grasslands, and some forested mountain areas of North America, the arid savanna of South America, and the steppes of eastern Asia. The sites range in elevation from sea level to 2,255 meters (7,400 ft).The dire wolf is an extinct canine. It is one of the most famous prehistoric carnivores in North America, along with its extinct competitor Smilodon. The dire wolf lived in the Americas and eastern Asia during the Late Pleistocene and Early Holocene epochs.

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By: Skyla Rodriguez

- The dire wolf lived in the America and Eastern Aisa during the Late Pleistocene and early Holocene epochs (125,000–9,500 years ago).
- The dire wolf went extinct in North America, leaving only the less carnivorous and more gracile form of the wolf to thrive, which may have outcompeted the dire wolf. One study proposes an early origin of the dire wolf lineage in the Americas which led to its reproductive isolation, such that when coyotes, dholes, gray wolves, and Xenocyon expanded into North America from Eurasia in the Late Pleistocene there could be no admixture with the dire wolf.

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by Zoe Tejada
- The dodo bird lived on the Island of Mauritius. they would eat a lot of fallen fruits. they would also eat nuts, seeds, bulbs and roots. they also might have eaten crabs and shellfish
- the main reason for the extinction was people settling onto the only island they lived on, they destroyed their habitat. humans over-harvested dodo birds too.
- if the people on the island left their habitat alone and didn't kill them all to fast they could have still been alive today. they should have harvested them, if harvested at all, really slowly.

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By: Hong Zhen
- Elephant birds lived on the Indian Ocean island of Madagascar.
-They became extinct, perhaps around 1000–1200 AD.
- The factors that contributed to Elephant birds being extinct were caused by human activities such as being hunted by humans, preferred habitats being destroyed and people often ate their eggs because the  volume of one elephant egg roughly equal to that of 150 chicken eggs, a single elephant bird egg could feed multiple families.

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by Tiffany Viera
The short faced bear has been extinct for over 11,000 years. Their diet consisted of meat from dire wolves and American lions.  The cause of extinction was the earlier extinction of some of the large herbivores that it may have preyed upon or scavenged, and the increased competition with the smaller grizzly bear that entered North America from Eurasia. There was never a chance to save these species.

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American Lion.
Daniel sterling

●The American lion, also known as the "North American lion", is an extinct pantherine cat that lived in North America during the Pleistocene epoch and the early Holocene epoch,

●The lion lived around North America. And were carnivores that hunted down other species such as horses, deer, camels, sloths, mammoths and bison.

● they went extinct and with the other ice age animals.

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by: Lorraine Naula

The Tasmanian Tiger, this large carnivore is believed to have gone extinct over 80 years ago. At one time the Tasmanian Tiger was widespread over Australia and extending North to New Guinea and South to Tasmania. The Tasmanian Tiger moved at a slow pace, generally stiff in its movements, Tasmanian Tiger's liked to eat kangaroo and other marsupials, small rodents and birds, they were reported to have preyed on sheep after European colonization. The Tasmanian Tiger became extinct on the Australian mainland, its decline and extinction in Tasmania was mainly due to direct human persecution as an alleged past.

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Woolly Mammoth: By Monica yakubova
The woolly mammoth is an extinct species. Before it was extinct the woolly mammoth lived in the tundra habitat. Woolly mammoth species became extinct because of a roughly 10,000 years ago amid a warming climate and widespread human hunting. Nothing was done to conserve the animal because back in the day hunters didn't have much knowledge of science and climate change.

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Before the arrival of humans, Elephant Birds occupied the lands of Madagascar. The species did not survive the arrival of humans for long people ate their eggs, hunted them down and ate their meat.

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While woolly mammoths were once plentiful across the northern hemisphere, they actually went extinct in two separate events. The first wave of mammoth extinction occurred on the heels of the last ice age and global warming led to the loss of their habitat, around 10,500 years ago

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by Ms. Lock
The last Pinta Giant Tortoise died on June 24, 2012. His name was Lonesome George. These tortoises lived in the Galapagos Islands and were used as food by 19th-century whalers. They also suffered from deforestation of their habitat and competition with introduced goats. Researchers tried to breed Lonesome George in captivity, but he never reproduced.