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3rd trimester project

Animals in Danger of Extinction during COVID19

Are they still alive?

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What are endangered animals

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Are "threatened" species and in danger of disappearing and three levels are known

What are endangered animals

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1- "Critical" endangered species: The population size is less than 250 mature animals with a 50% probability of extinction in the short term

For example-The Amur Leopard-The black rhino-The orangutan of borneo-The hawksbill turtle

What are endangered animals

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2-Species in "danger": The population size is less than 2,500 mature animals with a 20% risk of extinction in the medium term.

For example- Axolotl (ambystoma mexicanum)-The little cow-Luth turtle-Mexican wolf-Monarch butterfly

3- "Vulnerable" species: Population size is estimated to be less than 10,000 mature animals with 10% of extinction in the long term

What are endangered animals

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For example-Giant panda bear-Tiger-Polar Bear-Pacific walrus-Magellan penguin

Endangered animals in the world

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Polar Bear

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Iberian lynx

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Sumatra tiger

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White rhino

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Axolotl

Endangered animals in the world

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Snow Leopard

Panda bear

Common chimp

Pangolin

Bornean orangutan

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Red tuna

-The destruction and fragmentation of their habitats-Climate change-The hunt-ILLegal traffic-The introduction of exotic species-Contamination and deforestation

Causes for which the animals are in danger of extinction

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There are indirect causes that also endanger animals such as the increase in the number of population that makes people occupy the space of animals, the lack of money that makes the government unable to take care of animal spaces, the lack of animal protection societies, and also epidemics such as COVID-19.

Causes for which the animals are in danger of extinction

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Animals in extinction in the days of COVID-19

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With the humans confined by COVID, the animals have recovered their terrain and have appeared in unusual places, for example, in the Mexican Caribbean, endangered species such as the jaguar, the turtle laud, hocofaisanes and crocodiles have approached the urban area. In other places dolphins, birds and fish have been seen that were also in danger of extinction

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Animals in extinction in the days of COVID-19

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This has happened because the animals have recovered their spaces and contamination has decreased in the habitats, which has made them feel safe to leave or place their young in the habitats, as in the case of turtles.

Animals in extinction in the days of COVID-19

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When humans found themselves confined, urban wild animals have had "free rein" to walk through cities such as foxes that are characterized by rapidly changing their behavior when a space is quiet. Also the birds that live in the urban parks like the gorreones, pigeons and crows were released towards other spaces inclusibe to some can be heard singing.

Animals in extinction in the days of COVID-19

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Another good thing about confinement is that for certain species it co-incides with the height of the mating season, such as the common toad and the spotted salamander.

Animals in extinction in the days of COVID-19

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In some endangered species such as chimpanzees it has been found that they can contract human viruses, including SARS-Cov-2. So they could die infected. This is why chimanzees share the geographic space with humans.

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Animals in extinction in the days of COVID-19

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In other cases, when people are not working, hunting has increased, on the one hand because people go hunting and on the other hand because the people who protect these animals are confined to their homes.

Animals in extinction in the days of COVID-19

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There are other animals that are in danger and these are the species used to feeding on human waste because they do not have to eat.

The earth is breathing for the absence of humans. So the animals resent the sudden change in the activities of people around the world and make their nature allow them to continue living.

Why is it happening?

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It will be very important to manage in the best way the end of the quarantine because people want to be close to nature but an excess in the coexistence with animals can be unfavorable.

Why is it happening?

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It is ensured that the sighting of animals in the cities will continue to occur, while the isolation lasts, especially in places where there are still natural habitats in a good state of conservation.

Why is it happening?

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The United Nations has ensured that the COVID-19 outbreak poses a huge risk to the biological diversity that includes animals. However, I have also said that biodiversity can be part of the solution, since a diversity of species makes it difficult for the pathogens to spread rapidly.The United Nations has ensured that the COVID-19 outbreak poses a huge risk to the biological diversity that includes animals. However, I have also said that biodiversity can be part of the solution, since a diversity of species makes it difficult for the pathogens to spread rapidly.

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Héctor Rodríguez. (2020). Animales en peligro de extinción. 05 de mayo de 2020, 10:27, de National Geographic Sitio web: https://www.nationalgeographic.com.es/naturaleza/grandes-reportajes/animales-peligro-extincion_12536/1Marcelo López Alfonsín María Sol Bucetto. ( 17/04/2019). Endangered Species and Mechanisms for the Recovery and Conservation of Biodiversity: A Study on the Viability of Mechanisms and Bureaucratic Obstacles. 2/05/2019, de Revista Lex de la Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias Políticas Sitio web: https://dialnet.unirioja.es/descarga/articulo/6995233.pdfAfp. (2020 ). La ausencia de humanos por el Covid-19 da vía libre a los animales. miércoles, 01 abr 2020 08:21, de LaJornada Sitio web: https://www.jornada.com.mx/ultimas/ciencias/2020/04/01/la-ausencia-de-humanos-por-el-covid-19-da-via-libre-a-los-animales-7759.htmlSabrina Krief. (2020). Los grandes simios y la COVID-19 ¿una amenaza más para una especie en peligro de extinción?. 01/04/2020, de UNESCO Sitio web: https://es.unesco.org/news/grandes-simios-y-covid-19-amenaza-mas-especie-peligro-extincionEFE. (2020). Avistan animales en riesgo de extinción en Caribe de México. 31 de marzo 2020 , 03:24 p.m., de EL TIEMPO Sitio web: https://www.eltiempo.com/vida/medio-ambiente/avistan-animales-en-riesgo-de-extincion-en-caribe-mexicano-vacio-por-covid-19-479244

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3rd trimester project Animals in Danger of Extinction during COVID19 Are they still alive?