Facts about endangered animals
Presently there are 38 known species of mammals that are extinct. However, of them there are some that are kept in captivity with scientists trying to save them from going extinct.
With global warming becoming a major issue, the fact is the existing 28,270 animal species of mammals are threatened by the harms done to the planet.
6,524 vertebrate-species were listed as threatened, in the year 2006. In the same year – 2006 – 2,101 invertebrate-species were listed to be threatened.
- In 2006, 253 fish-species were listed as critically endangered.
- In 2006, 442 amphibian-species were listed as critically endangered.
- 81 species of animals are considered extinct or critically endangered, as well as endangered or vulnerable.
- The number of animal listed in the U.S.A., is 935.
- There are over 1,000 animal species that are endangered at varied levels, across the world.
- The endangered animal species are classified into the following for categories:
- The vulnerable species :
- They are not a threatened species, but are at risk because of their natural declining numbers.
- The threatened species :
- This is that category of species that are adequate in numbers, but are facing high-risk in their natural surroundings that can lead to the probability of extinction. Examples of such species are eastern indigo snake and the red kangaroo.
- The endangered species :
- This category includes species that are in the immediate probability of becoming extinct. These species require protection to exist. Examples of such species are the Siberian tiger, the southern sea otter, the snow leopard, etc.
- The extinct species :
- This category of animal-species includes those that are not in existence at all. Examples include the passenger pigeon, dodo, Stegosaurus,
Mammals
Common Name Range
Agile Gibbon Indonesia (Kalimantan, Sumatra), Malay
Peninsula, Thailand
Arabian Gazelle Arabian Peninsula, Palestine, Sinai
Argali Afghanistan, China, India, Kazakhstan, Nepal,
Pakistan, Russia, Uzbekistan
Asian Elephant South-Central and Southeastern Asia
Asian Golden Cat China, Indonesia (Sumatra), Nepal, South east
Asia
Asian Leopard Cat India, Japan (Iriomote Island, Ryukyu Islands),
Southeast Asia
Asiatic Black Bear Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia,
China, India, Iran, Japan, Korea, Laos, Myanmar,
Nepal, Pakistan, Russia, Thailand, Vietnam
Asiatic Lion Turkey to India
Babirusa Indonesia
Bornean Orangutan Borneo
Brown Bear China (Tibet), Italy, Mexican Holarctic
Bumblebee Bat Thailand
Cheetah Africa to India
Chinese River Dolphin China
Clouded Leopard Southeastern and South-Central Asia, Taiwan
Dhole Asia, Middle East
Dorcas Gazelle Algeria, Arabian Peninsula, Iraq, Israel, Jordan,
Morocco, Somalia, Syria, Tunisia
Douc Langur Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam
Dugong East Africa to Southern Japan
Formosan Yellow-throated Marten Taiwan
Giant Panda China
Goitered Gazelle Asia, Europe, Middle East
Indus River Dolphin Pakistan (Indus R. and tributaries)
Javan Rhinoceros Bangladesh, Burma, Indochinese Peninsula,
Indonesia, Malaysia, Sikkim, Thailand
Leopard Africa, Asia, Middle East
Malabar Large-spotted Civet India
Markhor Afghanistan, Pakistan
Mediterranean Monk Seal Mediterranean Sea, Northwest African
Coast and Black Sea
Mongolian Beaver Mongolia
Persian Fallow Deer Iran, Iraq
Proboscis Monkey Borneo
Przewalski's Horse China, Mongolia
Ryukyu Rabbit Japan (Ryukyu Islands)
Saiga Antelope Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Russia, Turkmenistan,
Uzbekistan
Sand Cat Africa, Asia, Europe, Middle East
Seladang Bangladesh, India, Southeast Asia
Siamang Indonesia, Malaysia
Sika Deer China, Japan, Taiwan
Snow Leopard Central Asia, Middle East
Spotted Linsang Assam, Burma, Cambodia, Laos, Nepal,
Vietnam
Steller Sea-lion Alaska, California, Canada, North Pacific
Ocean,Oregon, Russia, Washington
Striped Hyena Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, Europe
Tiger Temperate and Tropical Asia
Visayan Deer Philippines
Wild Yak China (Tibet), India
I need the list of more extinct and endangered species means I am not statisfied by this I hope you will try it is good but not so
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