Several endangered animal species are under threat due to human activities like poaching, habitat loss, and climate change: - Snow leopards have only 4,000 remaining due to poaching and habitat loss reducing their territory. - Around 80% of Sumatran tigers have been killed by poaching for commercial gain, and deaths could increase significantly to 40 per year. - Giant pandas may disappear in a few years if deforestation continues, reducing their access to bamboo and ability to find mates. - Polar bears are threatened by climate change causing Arctic warming twice as fast as elsewhere, and pollution poisoning their food sources. - White rhinos risk going extinct due to illegal poaching and trade of

1. ENDANGERED
ANIMALS
DIEGO BUSTOS ID 638
LAURA PATIÑO ID 19584
ENGLISH LEVEL 3

2. THERE WILL BE NO SNOW LEOPARD BECAUSE OF
POACHING, THERE ARE ONLY 4000 EXEMPLARY
The humans is hunting
the will snow leopard?
Yes, they are will Hunting, habitat
loss and the things humans
remove are the main reasons why
this big cat is under threat.

3. THERE WILL BE APPROXIMATELY 80% OF THE
ESTIMATED SUMATRAN TIGER KILLED FROM
HUNTING
Most of the tigers in
Sumatra who are
deliberately killed for a
lot of commercial gain.
If people continue to kill tigers
from poaching, this will
increase significantly causing
40 deaths by year.

4. THERE WON'T BE GIANT PANDA IN A FEW YEARS,
IF DEFORESTATION CONTINUES
When we protect
pandas, will protect
other animals that live
around them
If the loss of the forest, also
reducing panda access to
bamboo who they need to
survive and look for potential
companions.

5. CLIMATE CHANGE WILL HAVE A LOT OF EFFECT
ON THE POLAR BEAR
The Arctic is warming
twice as fast will as
anywhere else on the
planet. If people continue to pollute the
oceans with oil, plastic, etc.
They're going to poison polar
bears, by eating contaminated
prey and animals will disappear
because of habitat destruction.

6. THERE WON'T WHITE RHINO BY TRADE ILEGAL
HORNS
The private sector has been and will be a key
partner on the road to the conservation of
African rhinos. Landowners offered their farms
and reserves as safe havens for black and
white rhinos, and tour operators have brought
much-needed jobs and local income to rhinos'
sites.
The rhinos are in danger, they are
going to lost by the hand of man
The rhinos are in danger, they are going lost by the hand of man

7. THANKS!