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This document summarizes endangered animals and the problems threatening their existence. It discusses how many animal species are at risk of extinction by the end of this generation. The main threats are identified as human activity, climate change, new diseases, and natural disasters. The document concludes by emphasizing the importance of protecting endangered animals and the environment, and highlights Abu Dhabi's Nature Reserve for preserving the endangered Arabian leopard.
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