A list of pages which contain information on endangered animals around the world.
Endangered Animals | Amur Leopard, Black Rhino | Species | WWF, Cross River Gorilla | Species | WWF, Hawksbill Turtle | Species | WWF, Javan Rhino | Species | WWF, Leatherback Turtle | Species | WWF, Mountain Gorilla | Species | WWF, Saola | Species | WWF, South China Tiger | Species | WWF, and Sumatran Elephant | Species | WWF
Anteater (Giant) Antelope (Addax) Antelope (Saiga) Bat (Insect Eating) of North America Bear (Grizzly) Bear (Polar) Bison Bittern (Australasian Crested) or Kamana Black Robin Bluebird (Eastern) Bobcat Butterfly (Black Swallowtail) Butterfly (Eastern Tailed Blue) Camel (Bactrian) Cheetah Chimpanzee Chinchilla Colugo Crocodile (American) Dingo Dobsonfly (Eastern) Dragon (Flying) Duck (Blue) Duck
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Discover the tiny Mountain Pygmy-possum and find out what scientists are doing to try to save it from extinction. Learn about the possum and why it is endangered, and watch some research being conducted out in the field and in a laboratory. The clip includes footage of this rare and endangered native Australian animal in the wild.
Just what is going on with the northern hairy-nosed wombat? Find out why scientists are working hard to understand more about this elusive Australian mammal. Watch this clip to find out about the ecology of this wombat species and to view some field and laboratory research aimed at saving it.
How might filling your printer with paper be affecting the survival of tigers? Watch this compelling clip to find out about the plight of Sumatran tigers in the wild, and explore the connection between them and paper mills. You will also discover how product labels might not always tell the complete story.
Did you know that Australia is home to the most endangered tortoise in the world? Known as the Western Swamp Tortoise, it is also Australia's most endangered reptile. Watch this clip to find out what is threatening this 'smiling' tortoise, and how a supercomputer is helping scientists find the species a suitable home for the future.
This video is about the endangered species threatened with extinction. The song is called "Nara" by E.S Posthumus. By the time you see this video some of the conservation statuses may have changed. And I know I did not include every endangered species or every extinct species because this video would be very long!
