Hawksbill Turtle

2) Status:

Critically Endangered

3) Two things I have learned:

Hawksbill turtles are one of seven species of sea turtles and Hawksbill Turtles are ancient reptiles

4) One question I still have:

Why are many sea turtle species endangered?

2) Status: Vulnerable

3) Two things you learned: I learned that Hippos are very fast and they are currently at risk of habitat loss

4) One question you still have: how many different kinds of Hippos are there?

2) Least Concern

3) There are less than 3,000 in the wild, and they only weigh about 32 pounds.

4) Are they in zoos near us?

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2) Status: Near threatened

3) Two things you learned: White rhinos are the second largest land animal. They have very poor eyesight.

4) One question you still have: How many are left in the wild compared to in captivity?

2.) Status: Endangered

3.) Two things I have learned: Around 17,000 African elephants were illegally killed each year for their ivory. They live in family units

4.) One question I still have: Are they in any zoos?

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2) Status: Endangered

3) Monarch's food source is Milkweed, and they travel over 3000 miles a year in migration!

4) How can we get more butterflies around our area?

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Dugong dugon is the Scientific name for the dugong.

2) Status:

The dugong is an Endangered species.

3) Two things you learned:

The typical dugong length is about 2.2 to 3.4 metres (7 to 11 feet), and they communicate with touch and noises.

4) One question you still have:

What do they eat?

2)It is the Least Concern

3)I learned that they are from 15 in to 3 feet, and the can be anywhere from 2lb to 80lb

4)I still wonder how zoos affect them?

Status: Vulnerable

Two things you learned: I learned that a lot of species in the world are in danger. I also learned that walruses are very big.

One question I still have is why we are only going to lengths to help the cute animals not the weird ones.

2) Status: endangered

3) two things you learned: Only about one in 1000 sea turtles make it to adult hood. some sea turtles live to 150 years.

4) One question you still have: are they in any zoos near us. and what food they eat.

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2) Vulnerable

3) Two things that I have learned Is that lions can hunt in groups from 2 to 30 lions. They can also eat up to 100 pounds of food in one day.

4) My question is what is the chance that they will go instinct.

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giant tortoise

Vulnerable

two things I learned are that they walk at speeds up too 0.16 miles per hour and that they enjoy eating cactus pads

a question I still have is how do they get around if they are so slow.

2.) Least Concern

3.) They live in some of the harshest places on the planet

A female fox is called a vixen.

4.) I wonder how they change their color depending on the time of year.

2) Status: Vulnerable

3) Two things I learned: The snow leopard is in many different countries, not just one. The snow leopard is small with a length of 2-5 ft.

4) One question I still have: Are they still in the Omaha Zoo?

2)Status: least concern

3)Two things I learned: They can eat much of the food we can and they can communicate by scratch marks.

4) One question I still have: What do they eat daily.

2) Status: Endangered

3) Two things you learned: I learned that black rhinos are Endangered. I also learned that they weigh 1,760 -3,080 pounds.

4) One question I have: Why they are still endangered.

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2) Status: Endangered

3) 2 things You learned: They only get to 4 feet tall. They weigh up to 410 pounds

4) 1 question you still have: how much could a gorilla squat

2) Status: Near Threatened.

3) Two things I learned: They were almost extinct 300 years ago. And also how far they stretch across America. They are in North Dakota and they stretch about halfway through Texas.

4) One question I still have: Why don't they live here in Eastern South Dakota?

2) Status: Near Threatened

3) Two things you learned: Where it got its name, derives from the Greek word for "a lynx" from the Greek word for a cat. They can weigh up to 300 pounds

4) One question you still have: What is a jaguars biggest threat?