The Ujung Kulon National Park, a World Heritage Site, is the last remaining refuge of Javan rhinos. But the area also suffers from the invading Arenga palm, leaving the rhinos with less food to eat and less habitat to roam. Besides, the small Javan rhino population is also extremely vulnerable to extinction due to natural catastrophes, disease, poaching and potential inbreeding.tropical forests, marshlands, and areas with thick bush and bamboo. 

seal is an animal Which lives at the north or south pole

1)penguin chicks have fluffy grey feathers instead of fancy black and white markings.

2) penguin chicks reach full adult size within two months.

Red pandas primarily inhabit high-altitude, temperate forests with bamboo understories in the Himalayas and other high mountains, ranging from northern Myanmar to the west Sichuan and Yunnan Provinces

The leading causes of Axolotl decline are human development, waste water disposal, and loss of habitat due to droughts. Despite their prevalence in the aquarium trade, these species are critically endangered in the wild.

Regenerative Abilities: Axolotls can regrow limbs, organs, and even parts of their brain, making them a key model for studying regeneration in animals.

Axolotls are typically lazier in colder conditions and more active if their water is warmer. Axolotls are interesting in that they can regenerate their body parts. If an axolotl is attacked by a predator, they can release one of their appendages in order to escape.

Carnivorous Diet: They are carnivores, feeding on things like fish, worms, insects, and crustaceans. 

Gills and Lungs: Axolotls have both gills and lungs, allowing them to breathe both underwater and occasionally at the surface. 

Endangered Status: They are critically endangered in the wild due to habitat loss, pollution, and invasive species. 

"Walking Fish": They are also sometimes called "Mexican walking fish". 

Color Variations: Axolotls come in a variety of colors, including pink, gold, and white. 

Solitary Animals: Axolotls are generally solitary animals, though they do exhibit some unique behaviors during mating rituals, including a "waltz" before breeding. 

Long Lifespan: Axolotls can live for 10-15 years. 

Cancer Resistance: Axolotls are highly resistant to cancer, making them an important model for cancer research. 

Reproduction: Female axolotls can lay up to 1,000 eggs, which they lay on plants and rocks on the lake floor. 

Pet Potential: Axolotls can make good pets for those who enjoy observing rather than interacting with pets, as they are easy to care for and docile. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown  

• Northern White Rhinos:

  The northern white rhino subspecies is critically endangered, with only two individuals, both females named Najin and Fatu, remaining in the world. 

• Conservation Efforts:

  Conservation efforts are focused on the remaining northern white rhinos, including the possibility of using IVF (in vitro fertilization) with preserved sperm from the last male, Sudan, who died in 2018. 

• Location:

  The two remaining northern white rhinos live in Kenya's Ol Pejeta Conservancy. 

• Threats:

  Poaching remains a major threat to rhino populations, particularly the southern white rhino, which has seen a decrease in numbers due to poaching activities. Size and Weight: White rhinos are the second-largest land animal after elephants, with males weighing up to 3.5 tonnes. 

• Habitat: They live in African long and short-grass savannahs. 

• Grazing: They are herbivores and feed mostly on grass, using their wide, square upper lip to graze efficiently. 

• Horns: They have two horns, with the front horn being longer than the rear horn, which they use for defense and dominance displays. 

• Social Behavior: White rhinos are semi-social, with females and subadults being more social than bulls, which tend to be solitary. 

• Mud Bathing: They love to get muddy, which helps protect their skin from sunburn and acts as an insect repellent. 

• Vision: They have poor vision, but acute senses of hearing and smell. 

• Swimming: They are surprisingly strong swimmers and can swim to escape predators and access resources. 

• Longevity: White rhinos can live up to 35-40 years in the wild. 

• Threats: They are threatened by poaching for their horns, which are made of keratin, the same material as human fingernails. 

• Name Origin: The name "white" comes from the Afrikaans word "wyd," meaning wide, referring to their square upper lip. 

• Running Speed: Despite their size, they can run up to 40 km/h (25 mph) for short periods. 

Here's a more detailed explanation:

• Poaching and Illegal Trade:

  Tigers are hunted for their fur, bones, and other body parts, which are used in traditional medicine and other products, particularly in Asia. 

• Habitat Loss and Fragmentation:

  Deforestation and the conversion of tiger habitats for agriculture, logging, and infrastructure development lead to reduced living space and increased conflict with humans. 

• Human-Wildlife Conflict:

  As human populations grow and encroach on tiger habitats, conflicts arise over resources and safety, leading to retaliatory killings of tigers. 

• Prey Depletion:

  The decline in tiger prey populations due to hunting and habitat loss makes it harder for tigers to find food, further endangering the species. 

• Genetic Bottlenecks:

  The shrinking tiger populations have led to genetic bottlenecks, reducing genetic diversity and making them more vulnerable to disease and environmental changes. 

Southern Resident Killer whale population (Oricinus Orca) is the only endangered population of a killer whale

In the unitedstates,ranging from central California to southeast Alaska

(All the information I could get in the meantime

The bengal tigers has the lengthiest canine amongst various carnivorous animals. A canine in bengal tigers has the can grow up to 4 inches and are longer than that of a lion.

Bengal tigers once roamed across the entirety of the Indian subcontinent but a combination of poaching and habit loss led to their numbers dramatically declining during the 20th century and that’s why they are endangered.

Why Bengal Tigers in danger

Bengal Tigers face significant threats, primarily, due to habitat loss and fragmentation from human activities like agriculture and logging as well as proacing for their body parts

The black rhinoceros, also called the black rhino or the hooked-lip rhinoceros, is a species of rhinoceros, native to eastern Africa and southern Africa, including Angola, Botswana, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, Eswatini, Tanzania, Zambia, and Black rhinos are browsers, rather than grazers, meaning they are herbivores who do not feed on low-growing vegetation, and their pointed lip helps them feed on leaves from bushes and trees. They have two horns, which grow continually from the skin at their base throughout the rhino's life (like human fingernails).

Jolene did the legs and Aayan did the torso and i did the face the face looks like a polar bear even though i tried to draw a bengal tiger face the torso by Aayan looks like a polar bear too and he tried to replicate the bengal tiger torso because his endgered animal was also a bengal tiger and the legs was by Jolene she tried to replicate a bengal tiger too even though her picture was a polar bear and the legs was by on google.

Leg . The leg is a bengal tiger leg

Body bird

leg ostrich

Taufi q= Tiger body

Aayan = lion leg

The head is a cockatoo head.

The torso is a penguin torso.

The legs are bear legs.

Its body is a parrot

And its legs are a tiger

This is the rhinosaurus

His head is a rhino head that can breath fire

And his torso is also a rhino torso with dragon wings and he is holding a super sword his legs are muscular horse legs

his favourite food is nuggets and his favourite toy is animal toys

Head is bunny torso is leapord.

My art work has harmony in materials and colours

My art work shows that family members are always there for each other.

I made my family sculpture in a shape because it shows that my family is binding together

I use shapes

I made the choice of happiness

This form of my artwork are based on the size and colours

I use colours as for my harmony to show connection between my family

My choices are colours ice cream sticks and make it colour to show that no one should be left out

2. In what way did you use harmony to show connection between you’re family members.we were all together in the boat

3. What choices did you make in your sculpture to express how you feel about your family.i made my family specific pieces of the boat to classify them by their personality

(PSs took awhile to finish)

This sculpture is like my family because the base feels like my family

I am very happy with my artwork

1 The frame represents the house,the coloured sticks are my

Family members (according to their favourite colour)

2 I used their favourite colours to represent

3 I used their favourite colours to show that they are happy

My artwork shows harmony as it is colourful

I made the artwork like a tree because a tree to me shows the most things that families have

Leaf is my bro sometimes will dry up

Stem is my father standing tall

Fruit is my mother she is always ripe to teach

2.All the family members are leaning on to one another dis shows that we are supporting each other no matter what

3.The height and shapes represents each member in the family

2.the sand represents my bro

3.the grass represents my mom

4.the tower represents me

2.i used the sun,moon and star.

3.the background I madu it earthly becuase it majestic me feeling like home and warm.

Colours is each family member

I’m joash