Animals In Danger
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The document discusses 6 animals that are endangered: the Indian tiger, gorilla, koala, bald eagle, scarlet macaw, and giant panda. It provides basic facts about where each animal lives, what it eats, its physical description, and the main threats to its survival, which in most cases is habitat destruction and hunting. The purpose is to teach English language learners about endangered animals and their conservation through identifying, describing, and asking/answering questions about different species and their characteristics.
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