2) Status: Vulnerable

3) Two things you learned: Two things I learned are that the Black spider monkey is not as tall as you would think, standing at an average of 2.4 feet. The Black spider monkey lives mainly in the Amazon rainforest and thrives down in that area near the equator.

4) One question you still have: My question is, how did they get to that specific country, and how were they able to get that name, I thought a monkey was a monkey.

2) Status: Not worried about

3) two things I learned: little brown bears try and act tuff around other little brown bears, Brown Bears don't want to kill people it is because the people are getting close to their cubs.

Question: who do you think would win a fight brown a brown bear or a dolfin

Endangered

they are only found in the Amazon river and they have very sharp teeth

why are they pink????????

2). Status: Least concern

3). Two things you learned: I learned that arctic foxes change their fur colour depending on the season in order to blend in. If they can't find food, Arctic foxes can 'hibernate' for up to 2 weeks!

4). One question you still have: How does their fur colour change?

2) There is around 100,000 to 500,000 of them in the wild.

I learned that they are protected.

I question if they can be hunted

2) Status: critically endangered only 10 left

3) Two thing you learn

-only ten living

-Only get to 120 lbs

4) One question

Why isn't there more??

2)Status: Vulnerable

3)Hippos are sometimes called "river horses"

and they are currently vulnerable because of habitat loss

4)One question: How many are left in the wild?

2) Status: Lions status is around 20,000 - 25,000

3) Two things you learned: 1. Lions are endangered for their fur. 2. They are up to 53 – 98 inches long.

4) Where do lions go after climate change take their place.

The status of them is Vulnerable,

They live a long time around 200 years and they do not have too much power in their jaws.

Would you own one.

2) Endangered Species

3) I learned that the sea turtle gets hurt by human activities over the last 200 years. Habitats are open water and coasts.

4) Why are humans hurting Sea turtles?

2) Status: Critically endangered

3) Two things you learned: I learned that they are 220 to 310 pounds and that they are 7.5 feet long

4) One question you still have: How can we help make the Sunda tiger not endangered.

2) Status: endangered

3) The bonobo community is normally more peaceful and led by a female

Bonobos and chimpanzees look alike and both share 98.7% of their DNA with humans.

4) How many Pan Paniscus are living in DRC?

2 23,600 to 39,000

3 grasslands and plains

Hawksbill sea turtles can be up to 45 inch's long

They can weigh up to 120-160 pounds

2.) Status: Endangered

3.) Two things I learned: The Green Turtle weighs about 150-400 pounds. Largest sea turtle and only herbivore among different species.

4.) One question I still have: One question I still have is what is the difference between a Sea Turtle and the Green Turtle.