Which animal in the world is the most endangered animal?

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   Daisy Tutenposted 14 years ago

   Which animal in the world is the most endangered animal?

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   fruitbootposted 14 years ago

   The Greater Horshoe Bat is the most endangered animal in the world.
   
   Here are the top ten in order
   1.The greater Horshoe bat
   2.The siberian Tiger
   3.Loggerhead turtle
   4.The white Tailed fish Eagle
   5.The Mandarin Duck
   6.The Lion Tailed macaque
   7.The Jackass Penguin (No Joke)
   8.Mountain Gorilla
   9.Numbat
   10. Black Footed Ferret
   
   Heres a link if u would like more information about each animal
   
   http://www.greenexpander.com/2007/09/18 … d-animals/

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   macbeth25posted 14 years ago

   Man.  I remember a "joke" about two aliens who were in a tavern out in the Universe somewhere.  One noticed two newcomers and said to the other, "I wonder who they are?  They look like they might be interesting to meet."  The other replied, "You don't want to have anything to do with them.  They're from some backwater planet called Earth.  They're crazy.  If they aren't trying to kill us, they try to kill eachother."  I hope that's not how the Universe will look at us -- but, you never know.

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   rajalakshmyposted 14 years ago

   Turtles are also endangered species in the world

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   David Fallonposted 14 years ago

   Great list fruitboot, BUT remember that these are the animals we know about...hundreds of acres of rain forest are clear cut every day, and it is believed that we a few hundred undiscovered species become extinct because of this

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   Patty Inglish, MSposted 14 years ago

   Several organizations have been founded to protect and promote the lives of whales of all varieties. One of the most aggressive is the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. read more

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   flpantherdefenderposted 14 years ago

   The animal not on that list which is on the top ten list of endangered species is the Florida Panther, of which less than 100 exist now. I am Panther Advocate with Defenders of Wildlife, and am involved with programs to save this beautiful big cat. It's domain has been reduced severely by man of course, between overdevelopment, habitat loss, overkill, and the vagaries of a shrunken gene pool, this subspecies requires extraordinary conservation measures; it's territory having been reduced to a small piece of S.W. Florida. If you would like to learn more about it or even help in some way, please visit: http://www.floridapantherrefuge.org , or join Defenders of Wildlife's Florida Division.

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