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This document discusses the Asian (water) buffalo. It provides information on the names, including its English, Thai, and scientific names. It describes the buffalo's location in wet habitats near water and its diet of plants and aquatic vegetation. The population is listed as endangered by the IUCN with under 4,000 remaining worldwide. Threats include hunting and pollution. Ways to help are to stop hunting and reduce pollution of their water habitats. The bibliography cites two sources of information on the Asian buffalo.
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1. The document discusses endangered and threatened species of plants and animals. It provides a definition of endangered and threatened species and notes that they face significant risk of extinction due to threats like habitat loss and climate change.
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Asian buffalo by dew
- 1. Names Location Diet Population Threats What can we do to help? Bibliography CLICK ON THE SECTION YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT
- 2. English name: Asian (water) buffalo Thai name: Scientific name: Bubalus Bubalis Go Back Names
- 3. The species therefore occupies wet habitats ranging from riverine forests, woodlands and grasslands. They usually live near water. Go Back Location
- 4. Eats plants and leafy aquatic vegetation Go Back Diet
- 5. The remaining world population totals under 4,000, with an estimate of fewer than 2,500 mature individuals. Wild Water Buffalo is listed as Endangered A2cde+3cde+4cde; C1 Go Back Population
- 6. There is also a very real possibility that no pure-bred wild Asian buffalo exist anymore. Also people hunted them a lot in the times when there are a lot of them. Go Back Threats
- 7. We could stop people from hunting them and not polluting the water because they mostly live in water and need water to live. Go Back What can we do to help?
- 8. "Asian Buffalo(Bubalus Bubalis)." Asian Buffalo. ARKive, Feb.-Mar. 2009. Web. 13 Mar. 2012. <http://www.arkive.org/asian-buffalo/bubalus- bubalis/>. "Catalogue of Life: 3rd February 2012." Catalogue of Life. Iucnredlist, 24 Aug. 2009. Web. 13 Mar. 2012. <http://www.catalogueoflife.org/annual- checklist/col/details/species/id/6862838>. Go Back Bibliography