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Name: Panthera tigris sondaica
Population: estimated to be fewer than 400 today
Habitat: Tropical broadleaf evergreen forests, freshwater swamp forests and peat swamps

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The Amur leopard, also known as the Far East leopard, is the world’s rarest big cat. A subspecies of the leopard.

Amur leopards live in the Amur Heilong Landscape, which spans both the Russian Far East and adjacent areas of China. This rare subspecies of leopard has adapted to life in the temperate forests.
Amur leopards have a paler coat than most subspecies of leopards, and large, dark, widely spaced rosettes with thick, unbroken rings. They weigh 70-105 pounds.

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SCIENTIFIC NAME

Felis nigripes

POPULATION

Approximately 370 in the wild

STATUS

Vulnerable

WEIGHT

1.5-2.5 pounds

LENGTH

18 -24 inches

HABITAT

Grasslands

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SCIENTIFIC NAME

Pan paniscus

POPULATION

10,000 to 50,000

STATUS

Endangered

WEIGHT

68 to 86 pounds

HEIGHT

28 to 35 inches

HABITAT

inhabit the left bank of the same river

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name: saola
population: Unknown
habitat: Evergreen forests with little or no dry season

causes of endangerment: As forests disappear under the chainsaw to make way for agriculture, plantations and infrastructure, saola are being squeezed into smaller spaces. The added pressure from rapid and large-scale infrastructure in the region is also fragmenting saola habitat.

interesting facts:

what impresses me thus is by two parallel horns with sharp ends, which can reach 20 inches in length and are found in both males and females. What does "spindle horns" mean in Vietnamese,

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-name: hector's dolphin
-propulation: estimated at 7000
-hábitat:Oceans
-causes of : The largest threat to both subspecies is bycatch in commercial and recreational gillnets and trawls. Habitat-related threats, disease, and tourism
-interesting facts: the smallest and rarest marine dolphins in the world. They have

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Name: Snow leopard

Population: Around 4,000-6,500

Habitat: High mountains

Causes of danger: Hunting, habitat loss and retaliatory      killings are the main reasons why this big cat is under threat.

Interesting data:

Its taxonomy has changed.

It is closely related to the tiger.

It has an extremely long tail.

Its head is distinctive.

It can't roar.

Its legs are highly developed.

Avoid habitats with dense vegetation.

It can live at altitudes of more than 5,000 meters.

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Name:  Rhincodon typus
population:  458 individual whale sharks
habitat: Oceans
causes of endangerment: they are victims of incidental capture, the accidental capture of non-target species in fishing gear.

Interesting facts: it is the largest shark and, in fact, the largest of all fish alive today.

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Eastern Himalayas, Upper Sichey Link Road, Sungava, Gangtok, Sikkim, India

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Sientific name:   Ailuropoda melanoleuca.

Height:     60 – 90 cm.

Weight:
220-330 pounds.

Length:
1,2 – 1,9 m (adulto)

población:
1,864 in the wild.

habitat:
the search of china

Diet:
feeds almost exclusively on highly fibrous bamboo, despete belonging to a clade of primarily meat-eating carnivores.

Interesting facts:
who had released more than 1,800 pandas.

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Northern Great Plains Joint Venture, Bishop Boulevard, Cheyenne, Wyoming, Estats Units d'Amèrica

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Name: Black-footed Ferret
Population: Approximately 370 in the wild
Habitat: Grasslands
Causes of endangerment: Habitat loss and disease continue to be their main threats.

Interesting Facts: Once thought to be extinct, after the species was rediscovered in Wyoming in 1981.

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Name: Red Panda

Population: Less than 10,000 individuals

Habitat: Temperate forests

Causes of endagnerment:
Red pandas are killed when they get caught in traps meant for other animals such as wild pigs and deer. They are also poached for their distinctive pelts in China and Myanmar.

Interesting Facts:
It is solitary and nocturnal, likes to be in nature, its fur is very soft and dense, and it is endangered.

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Name: Black Rhino
Location:Namibia

Scientific Name: Diceros bicornis

Population: 6,000
Causes of endangerment:
ILLEGAL WILDLIFE TRADE,
Of all the threats facing black rhinos, poaching is the deadliest. Black rhinos have two horns, which make them lucrative targets for the illegal trade in rhino horn
Interesting Facts:  They have two horns, which grow continually

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SCIENTIFIC NAME

Phocoena sinus

POPULATION

10 individuals

STATUS

Critically EndangeredWEIGHT

WEIGHT

Up to 120 pounds

HEIGHT

Up to 5 feet

HABITAT

Marine (only in the northern Gulf of California)

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scientific name: panthera tigris sondaica

height: 2,3m

weight: 110-140kgs

population: less than 400

Habitat: tropical broadleaf evergreen forests, freshwater swaps & peat swaps

Diet: deer, wild pigs, fish, macaque monkeys, tapirs, porcupines & crocodiles
(if they can catch them).

Interesting facts:
-they can run as fast as 65 km/hr.
-they have a life span of 15-18 years.
-they can jump 10 m high (32,5 ft).
-they swim well.
-they prefer to sleep on their side ( they love to roll from side to side like house cats).
-they hunt at night.
-they can climb trees.
-the bite force of a tiger is 1,000 pounds per square inch.
-they're more active at night.

- they play in rivers for fun

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Name: Wild dog
Population: 1.409
Habitat: Deserts, forests, Grasslands
Causes of endangerment: The human expanding activities decrease the habitat for available prey for wild dogs, the major threats to the survival  of wild dogs incluide accidental and targeted killings by humans, viral diseases like rabies and distemper, habitat loss but his have to do competition with lions
Interesting Facts: The wild dog is one of the world’s most endangered mammals. The largest populations remain in southern Africa and the southern part of East Africa (especially Tanzania and northern Mozambique).Wild dogs are social and gather in packs of around ten individuals, but some packs number more than 40. They are opportunistic predators that hunt medium-sized ruminants, such as gazelles.

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Name: The scientific name is Panthera Leo.

Population: They are around 20,000 - 25,000 lions alive in the world.

Habitat: The lions live in savannas, shrublands, and semi-arid deserts.

Causes of endargenment: The Causes of endargenment of the lions are because lions move into human-dominated areas to find food and the lions attack the humans.
An other cause is because the illegar huntres kill lions to sell the meet and the skin to make handbags and luxury carpets.

Interesting facts: They are like very big cats, lions sleep up to 20 hours a day, lions are the they are the only felines that live in herd.

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Name: INDIAN ELEPHANT
Population: 20,000 – 25,000

Habitat: Subtropical broadleaf forest, tropical broadleaf moist forest, dry forest, grassland.

Caues of endngerment:

It is per the illegal invasion of protected areas and the clearing of forests for roads or other developments are causing the loss and fragmentation of the habitat.

Interesting facts:

What impresses me the most is that they can go more than 19 hours without eating, the same with water, they only drink once a day and with that they can survive all day.

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sientific NAME :   Vulpes lagopus

HEIGHT: 11 inches

WEIGHT : 3 to 20 pounds

LENGTH: 18 to 27 inches

population : Several hundred thousand

HABITAT :Arctic and tundra regions throughout Europe, Asia, North America, and Greenland

DIET :Lemmings, seabirds, fish; in harsh winters, when food is scarce, these resourceful foxes trail polar bears to scavenge on any uneaten prey.

THREATS :Climate change, scarcity of prey

INTERESTING FACTS :In the winter, the Arctic fox’s coat is a bright white or bluish gray to blend in with the snow. It changes to brown or gray when the snow melts and the rocks and plants of the tundra are exposed.

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Technical File:
Name: Amur Leopard
Population: Are 84 individuals
Habitat: In temperate,Broadleaf and Mixed Forests
Causes of endangerment:

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BONOBO                                                                      karima ouali 

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BONOBO                                                                      karima ouali 

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TECHNICAL  FILE

_ Name: Pan paniscus / bonobo

_ Population: 10,000 to 50,000

_ Habitat:  forests south of the Congo River
_ Causes of endengerman: Humans hunt bonobos for food, to trade them as bushmeat, to keep them as pets, and to use them in traditional medicine.

_ Interesting   facts: Bonobos and chimpanzees look very similar and both share 98.7% of their DNA with humans. Bonobos are usually a bit smaller, leaner, and darker than chimpanzees.

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Seal

Technical File
Name: Pinnípedes.
Population: 350.000–500.000.
Habitat: Ocean.
Causes of endangerment: seals are  endangered because seal pups become disoriented because of climatic change and very few pups reach adulthood.
Interesting Facts:
The maximum age of a seal is 46 years.
The average male is about 2m long and can reach a maximum weight of just over 300kg. Females are 1.8m on average and can reach a weight of between 150 and 200kg.

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Green Turtle                                                          Gisela

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Green Turtle                                                          Gisela

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Technical File
Name: Green Turtle / Chelonia mydas
Population: 85,000-90,000 individuals
Habitat: Gulf of California
Causes of endangerment: Green Turtle are threatened by overharvesting of their eggs, hunting of adults, being caught in fishing gear and loss of nesting beach sites.
Interesting Facts: The green turtle is the largest turtle in the Cheloniidae family.

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BLUE WHALE                                           (Fatima Oufli)

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BLUE WHALE                                           (Fatima Oufli)

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TECHNICAL FILE
- Name: Blue whale / Balaenoptera musculus.
-Population: 10,000-25,000 individuals.

-Habitat: Oceans / Southern chile, Gulf of California, Coral triangle.

-Causes of endangerment:
Blue whales are threatened by environmental change including habitat loss and toxics. They can also can also be harmed by ship strikes and by  becoming entangled in fishing gear.
-Interesting facts:
The blue whale is the largest and loudest  animal on Earth. It strains huge volumes of ocean water through baleen plates (which hang from the roof of the mouth and work like a sieve) to get the tons of krill it needs to eat each day.

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STATUS

Endangered

POPULATION
About 4,500

SCIENTIFIC NAME
Panthera tigris

WEIGHT
220–660 pounds

LENGTH
6–10 feet

HABITATS
Tropical rainforests, evergreen forests, temperate forests, mangrove swamps, grasslands, and savannas

Tigers are losing their habitat daily due the human activities and are also being killed by poaches for their skins and other body parts .

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Arctic Ocean, Región Qikiqtaaluk, Nunavut, Canadá

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Technical File.
Polar Bear.
22,000-31,000.
Arctic Ocean, sea ice, and adjacent coastal areas.
Oil and gas drilling contributes to climate change and threatens wildlife and communities.
Polar bears spend over 50% of their time hunting for food.
Considered talented swimmers, polar bears can sustain a pace of six miles per hour by paddling with their front paws and holding their hind legs flat like a rudder.

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Technical File
Name: Balaenoptera borealis
Population: 28,000 animals

Habitat: Ocean

Causes of endangerment: Sei whale has been hunted by humans since the 1860s, 50 sei whales are killed annually by Japanese whalers in the North Pacific under Japan's "scientific" whaling program. Also the climate change and the pollution afects them. The phantom nets, the nets of the fishing boats that fell to the sea, also kills them.

Interesting Facts: They are one of the most wheigh animals with 20 tones. They length 45-66 feet. They are one of the fastest animals reaching the 30 miles per hour.

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Name: Panthera onca
Population: 173.000
Habitat: Forests or grasslands
Causes of endangerment: Deforestation have been encroaching on jaguar territory. Because of that, jaguars are becoming increasingly isolated and less conected.
Interesting Facts: He's lenght is near to 2 meters, they can weigh over 137 kg. Jaguars are strong swimmers and climbers.

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Interesting Facts:

WWF endangered species: https://www.worldwildlife.org/species/directory?direction=desc&sort=extinction_status

Catalan Endangered Species: http://mediambient.gencat.cat/ca/05_ambits_dactuacio/patrimoni_natural/fauna-autoctona-protegida/gestio-especies-protegides-amenacades/