Endangered animals in Poland, Portugal and Spain by Anna Szczepaniak

Lynx

healthylifestylestepbystep — 2020-05-06 10:23:06 UTC

Thre are about about 300 lynxes in Poland. Anna, PL

Wolf

2020-05-06 12:16:11 UTC

In Poland there are about 1500 wolfes.
Kacper K. , PL

Eurasian Pygmy Owl

2020-05-06 12:23:17 UTC

There are about 1000-1500
breeding pairs in Poland,
Marika PL

Brown bear

2020-05-06 15:47:29 UTC

Brown bear - a species of predatory mammal of the bear family. Inhabit Asia, North Europe and North America. It is not threatened with extinction. The brown bear's coat is dark brown, although it may be lighter in various subspecies.
Julia ,PL

European bison

2020-05-06 15:50:29 UTC

In 2013, the global population of this species was 5,249 individuals, of which 1,623 lived in closed breeding and 3,626 lived in free and partially free populations.
Weronika,PL

Goats Tatra

2020-05-06 16:25:58 UTC

The largest number of these animals in history was calculated in spring 2016. During that time, over 1360 goats were observed. Natalia, PL

Grey seal

2020-05-07 05:51:59 UTC

Until recently, they were ruthlessly exterminated because they were considered pests. The number of grey seals living in the Baltic Sea has dropped for nearly 100,000 up to about 30 thousand. In Poland, sea grey seal is strictly protected and is the species most commonly found on our beaches.
Nikola, PL

Porpoise

2020-05-07 07:24:52 UTC

In the Polish part of the Baltic in 1994 there were up to 600 individuals, however thenpopulation of porpoises living in the Baltic Sea was estimated at 447 individuals.
Beata, PL

Marmot

2020-05-07 11:07:57 UTC

They live in the mountains. There are only about 200 marmots in Poland. Adrian, PL.

Capercaillie

2020-05-07 18:54:22 UTC

A stately, very rare bird about the size of a goose. It occurs in four non-merging areas of the country in an amount of 500-700 individuals.
Olek,PL

Vaquita

2020-05-08 08:37:20 UTC

Vaquita is a kind of a whale that is the rarest mamal in the world. With less than 100 of those in wild it is one of the most endagered species in the world
Igor Olesiejko

Shoveller ordinary

2020-05-08 12:24:43 UTC

They are characterized by a strongly flattebed end and a wide arched arch. There are about 600-1100 of them in Poland.
Martyna S. PL

Tatra goats

2020-05-08 14:12:26 UTC

They live in Poland and Slovakia in the Tatra Mountains. Now there are only 950. Their species is critically endangered by people who litter in their habitat. Pola K. PL

Ground squirrel

2020-05-12 10:27:27 UTC

a small rodent from the squirrel family living in Central and Eastern Europe. In Poland, the ground squirrel was considered to be "extinct or probably disappeared" and was strictly protected. Reintroduction of the species has been carried out since 2005 in the Opolskie Voivodeship, and since 2008 also in Dolnośląskie.Currently, the local colony of these squirrels has about 700 active burrows.
Marysia G. PL

Gray wolf

2020-05-12 10:58:05 UTC

It lives in forests, plains, swamps and mountains of Eurasia and North America. Usually the territory occupied by the pack is 100-300 km,
herds of wolves have up to 20 individuals.
There were 2,000 left in Poland and 86,000 in the world.
Weronik F.PL

Nested Lilac

2020-05-13 09:18:15 UTC

Nested Lilac is a Butterfly lives in Poland. The number of people in Poland is difficult to assess.
Jakub H.PL

Polar Bear

2020-05-15 08:53:45 UTC

The population is estimated at 20,000 to 25,000 individuals.
Kacper T PL

Aesculapian snake

2020-05-15 09:54:55 UTC

There are no more than 100 of them in Poland.
It feeds on mice, small mammals, lizards, eggs, chicks, small birds and small snakes.
Lena K. PL

Porpoise

2020-05-15 10:21:19 UTC

Porpoise is a Baltic relative of a dolphin.
They share a penchant for sea travel. They talk to each other using echolocation. Janek.M PL

Smooth Snake

2020-05-15 11:17:57 UTC

smooth snake is not too big. Reaches up to about 60 cm in length. He lives in dry and sunny terans. His food is mainly lizards and blindworms. Smooth Snakes lives in the north-eastern part of Poland.
Oskar K. PL

Red Panda

2020-05-15 12:15:00 UTC

Formerly Panda Ruda was classified as Szopowate. Panda leads a nocturnal lifestyle and is an omnivorous animal, but plant food is the bassis of its nutriton . these pandas choose their habitat in forestsin mountainous areas (asian areas). Unfortunately , there are only ten thousand of them left in the world.
Natalia D. PL

Grey Seal

2020-05-15 13:46:16 UTC

The gray seal is a mammal with the seal family also found in Poland. Their skin is gray on the top and yellowish on the bottom. The skin color of these seals gets darker when they are older. The male's body length is 300 cm and weighs about 315 kg. The length of the female body is from 170 to 220 cm and weighs about 200 kg.
Ola G. PL

Saiga Antelopes

2020-05-15 18:47:54 UTC

Animals inhabit the steppe of Eurasia. Characteristic for them is that they have extremely strangely shaped noses. Their overgrown nostrils form a short trunk. These animals are in extinction.
Bronek J. PL

Mouflon

2020-05-16 07:56:21 UTC

Mouflons live in Spain.Horns also grow very rarely in females, but they are then short and straight.

Mouflon

2020-05-16 08:00:25 UTC

Mouflons live in Spain.

Horns also grow very rarely in females, but they are then short and straight. Paweł R. Pl

Eurasian Lynx

2020-05-17 10:35:33 UTC

Lynxes are found in Europe,
Asia and North America .
Only 285 lynx live in Poland.
Lynx is a predator and a mammal.
Oliwier Z. PL

Iberica imperial eagle

2020-05-19 17:09:16 UTC

The Iberica imperial eagle is an endangered bird although it is gradually recovering. This species is typical of the Peninsula Iberica. Currently there are only 407 pairs of imperial eagles throughout the península.
Ainhoa L, SP

Lynx

2020-05-20 08:20:48 UTC

There are about 300 lynxes in Poland

GRIZZLY BEARD

2020-05-21 07:17:49 UTC

In Spain there are only 200 grizzly beards in Cantabrian mountain range and Pirineos.

Iberian wolf

2020-05-21 15:58:16 UTC

The gray wolf (Canis lupus), also called the common wolf, is one of the best known canid species. However, gray wolves can eventually be mistaken for both other wolf species and some wolf-like breeds of dogs.
Marta Rubio, SP.

Basque whale

2020-05-21 16:40:52 UTC

Basque whale live in Spain .This mammal is characterized by having an unmistakable hump and emitting a peculiar sound across the seabed.It is know as the "Basque whale" because they were the first to hunt it .This animal is in danger of extinction because fishing and poaching have left only 100 specimens.
Paola C.SP

2020-05-22 08:31:42 UTC

Tatra Marmot
there are about 190 individuals in Poland
Marta PL

Porpoise

2020-05-22 08:46:06 UTC

They live in cold, shallow coastal waters an example in Baltic Sea. In 2014 in Baltic Sea live only 447 porpoises.
Dawid P. PL

Red tuna

2020-05-22 09:21:07 UTC

They live in the Atlantic ocean and the Mediterranean sea.
It has been reduced by 90% and, in the Mediterranean, by 50%
Victor Jerez Escribano

GRAY SEAL

2020-05-22 15:52:50 UTC

The gray seal is a mammal from the seal family also found in Poland. The skin is gray on the top, yellowish on the bottom. All over the body numerous dark spots, scattered irregularly. The skin color of old individuals is almost black. In almost all individuals, the muzzle is gray-black. Occurrence and environment PL North Atlantic after Labrador and New Earth in the north, and in the south up to France. You can meet her in the Baltic Sea. Inhabit the coastal zone. The beds are located on the beaches.

This species is not threatened with extinction. Has the status of LC in the Red Book of Endangered Species. We have very few species. Once this seal caused considerable damage to fishermen. In Poland, the gray seal is subject to strict species protection.
Natalia. P PL

2020-05-22 15:57:08 UTC

Iberia Lynx

2020-05-25 17:15:23 UTC

In 2018, a population of six hundred and eighty-six specimens released was estimated in Spain.
María Montero

GRIZZLY BEAR

2020-05-25 17:15:25 UTC

The grizzly bear is an endangered specie that survives in the Cantabrian Mountains.
There are only 200 species.
Sara Marchante

2020-05-25 17:17:31 UTC

Imperial eagle.
There are around 400.Most are in the center of the county. In recent years there has been increase in copies.
Sp.

iberian lynx

2020-05-26 11:54:05 UTC

there are left about 856 between Spain and Portugal .Sp

Gray wolf

2020-05-28 15:21:23 UTC

There are about 1400 individuals in Poland
Hanna PL

Lynx pardinus

2020-05-28 18:45:27 UTC

In 2018 there were about 686 individuals here in Spain.
Ana Román

Brown bear

2020-06-01 07:46:04 UTC

Brown bears living in Poland constitute a small part of the Carpathian population, covering the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania and Serbia. Its number is currently estimated at over 8000 individuals. Bears inhabit the entire Carpathian Mountains, however the range of reproductive females is not continuous. Breaks in their occurrence divide the Carpathian population into three segments. The western segment covers the majority of Slovakia, and in Poland the Tatra Mountains and the Żywiec Beskids.
Magda Smolak. PL

Great Bustard

2020-06-02 16:16:58 UTC

builds a nest on the ground, or in small holes in grass. He eats shoots and seeds of many plants, insects and small vertebrates. At the turn of 2015 and 2016 bustards were observed in Lesser Poland in cultivated fields between Cichawa and Grodkowice. Maks Pastwa Pl

2020-06-02 16:32:07 UTC