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Appearance: Saola has brown plumage, with 2 long horns which can reach to 50 cm and some white marks on the face.  Furthermore, this living creature is considered as one of the rarest mammals.
-Saola is an herbivore, it eats leaves of fig trees and other herbs.
-Habitat: They live in evergreen forests with little or no dry season
-Reasons why this species is endangered:
+Forests have been turning vacant to make agriculture, plantations,... As a result, they lost their habitat. However, rather than habitat loss, the number of saolas declined gradually was because of hunting. People usually kill them for making traditional medicine, other hunts for their large horns.
-Ways to preserve saola:
+ We must provide a protected environment for them
+We can rescue surviving individuals
+ We can also communicate our knowledge about saola to people who have not known yet that this species is endangered
- FACTS:
- Another name for saola is Asian unicorn
- They have only been photographed in the wild three times

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- It's a kind of bird. It's kinda small and cute. The feathers looks glory in black color ( there can be white too). The beak really thin but special long. Its body look likes a ball in playground. Maybe it just a size of a 5-years-old boy fists. And the kiwi head even smaller, but it still cute!!😭😭 Kiwi eyes are black and its legs are tiny.
- The kiwi lives in forested areas of New Zealand that tend to be very steep and wet
- Kiwi are omnivorous and although worms form a major part of their diet. They will also readily eat woodlice, millipedes, centipedes, slugs, snails, spiders, insects, seeds, berries and plant material, etc
- The kiwi is a small, flightless, and nearly wingless bird found only in New Zealand. ONLY IN NEW ZEALAND! How cool is that!
-There are 3 main reasons why kiwis endangered:
+ The attack of predators: Ferrets, stoats, possums, feral cats
+Human activity: European settlers made life for kiwis worse. It actually changed the natural evolution of the kiwi by reducing in size and by shrinking their gene pool in order to survive. Hunters and poachers who hunt them for feathers, skin and more. The Kiwi is also threatened by habitat fragmentation, stress caused by pollution, and loss of natural resources, crucial to its survival. These actions have made Kiwi birds vulnerable to land animals. With falling population counts, from 100,000 birds in 1998 to less than 70,000 birds in 2008. (idk how many are they right now in 2021 😔)
+ Habitat loss: The removal of massive forest covered areas has reduced the habitat and left fragmented Kiwi populations across the nation. Exotic forests are a blessing for the Kiwi birds, although they are at risk when land is cleared for plantation, grasslands and pasture areas, which are turning out to be bad for the Kiwi. Land clearance causes the death of the Kiwi because large rollers crush vegetation and concentrate Kiwis with their predators into enclosed spaces. The Kiwi's social organization is impacted because the bird is territorial.

Not only are kiwi birds unique and fascinating creatures, but they are pretty darn cute! So we need to saving him!!!!!😤😤😤
First is stop hunting them!🤯🤯
Then there are some nice and kind volunteers check kiwi health, finding kiwis then raising them in a good living conditions. Try to raise awareness so people stop polluting the environment. Donate money to charities that help save the KIWIS!!!!

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HOW DO THEY LOOK?
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.
WHY IT IS THREATENED?
The Amur leopards are poached largely for their beautiful, spotted fur. They also suffer from prey scarcity because the prey they feed on, such as roe deer, sika deer, and hare, are hunted by local communities for both food and income. They are also threatened by habitat loss.
HOW CAN WE PROTECT THEM?
These day Amur leopard was protected in the zoo in Russia. The government should have more heavier punishment to the illegal hunting act to stop action. Also, as student, we can also help these species by many easy way such as stop littering, participate in environmental or animal protection propaganda activities.
INTERESTING INFORMATION

the Amur leopard can run at speeds of up to 37 miles per hour. This incredible animal has been reported to leap more than 19 feet horizontally and up to 10 feet vertically.

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Axolotl
- The axolotl has a long, smooth body with thin legs that end in wide-spaced fingers. It can come in different colors such as white, black, pink and more.
- It is found exclusively in the lake complex of Xochimilco near Mexico City.
- In the wild, axolotls have a diet of worms, insects, tadpoles, crustaceans, and small fish.
- Fun fact: Axolotls are also called the "Mexican walking fish".
- Axolotls are endangered because of their former habitat which was lake Chalco being drained and because of extreme pollution.
- Some solutions to the problem are:
1. Stop supporting the act of keeping axolotls as pets or eating them.
2. Try to raise awareness so people stop polluting.
3. Donate money to charities that help save the axolotls.

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-Tigers are usually orange or reddish orange with very bold, uneven black stripes and white areas on the chest, neck, belly and inside of the legs.
- Tigers are found in amazingly diverse habitats: rain forests, grasslands, savannas and even mangrove swamps
- Tigers mainly eat sambar deer, wild pigs, water buffalo and antelope.
- The tigers' punches could kill you, and they like to swim.
- Pressures from illegal killing, a shrinking food supply, and habitat loss.
- Some solutions to protect the tigers:

1. Protect tigers and their habitat.

2. Build capacity in range states.

3. Reduce human-tiger conflict.

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The Gouldian Finches

They have the colorful, impressive feather with small, pink legs.

The Gouldian Finches are native to Australia

More information: They would live from 5-8 years if they are being cared well. Their stand-out feather probably their strength,too.

They are endangered also because of their strength- beautiful, colourful feather. Because they are so stunning that everyone wants to get one so they trapped them and now this specie is rare. Moreover, there are some other reasons that cause the decline are changes of habitats as a result of land clearing and fire.

The government and citizens are now improving the burning practices to protect the habitat of this breathtaking beauty.

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Salamander

It looks like a giant slimy lizard.

They live in cold water, sometimes you will spot them in rivers.

They eat fish, insects, crayfish,etc.

They have amazing regenerative capabilities and are able to re-grow skin and bone.

Salamander is threatened by pollution, habitat loss (among other changes, by the silting up of the rivers where it lives), and overcollection.

To save salamander we have to avoid handling, chemical free, keep them wild, leave natural areas naturl,etc.

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Broom Hare has a brown and grey leather with two longs ears and the light orange eyes.It is restricted to the Cantabrian Mountains in northern Spain between the Serra dos Ancares and the Sierra de Peña Labra.It's eat  grasses and herbs.Broom hares are endangered because of hunting. Hunting them is excessive in many areas they inhabit.The solution is we need to protect them, put them in conservation area and to tell that people around not to make it worse for them.

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Penguins look like overweighted parrot, just not as colourful .
-Penguins live in Antartica.
-Penguins eat small fish
-Because they're unsual in other countries, so wealthy people want to bring them to their  home and ended up killing the penguins.
-Ban civil travelling to Antartica

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