This document provides information on several endangered species including: African wild dogs which have only 4,383 remaining and are found in west Kenya and south Africa; polar bears which can smell seals from 20 miles away and are affected by climate change; giant pandas which feed on bamboo but have stopped mating leaving less than 1,000 remaining; Vaquita dolphins which are smaller than blue dolphins and are threatened by fishing gears; and golden tigers which have gold fur with orange stripes but habitat destruction threatens their survival.

2. #Fact: They are able to learn up to 1,000 language signs.

3.  Critically endangered
 4383 are only left.
 Only found in west Kenya
and south Africa.

4.  Also known as
hunting dogs
 6000 are only left.
 Only found in
different parts of
Africa.

5.  Endangered.
 2000 only left.
 Human-elephant
conflict.

7. Polar Bears 1. Can smell a seal from 20 miles away.
2. Effects of Global Climate change.
3. Killed for meat and skin.

8. Giant Pandas

9. 1. Feed on bamboos.
2. Stopped mating.
3. Less than 1,000
left.
4. Fur is rare.
5. They keep balance
of the bamboos.

10. Vaquita Dolphins
1. Females are longer than males.
2. Less socializing compared to
blue dolphins.
3. Greatest threat are fishing
gears.
4. Locates prey with sound of
their movement.

11. 1. Also known as strawberry
tiger
2. Actually have gold colored fur
with pale orange stripes and
pale legs.
3. Two Golden tigers can
produce a white tiger with no
stripes.
4. Attraction and interest
because of it color.
5. Habitat destruction.

12. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-7wLdKjf2Y