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Pandas, tigers, and polar bears are endangered species. There are estimated to be only 1,600 pandas, 3,200 tigers, and 20,000-25,000 polar bears remaining in the wild. These numbers are declining due to habitat loss and climate change. It is important to protect endangered species and help their populations recover by taking small actions like using resources more efficiently and joining conservation organizations.
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ANIMAL EXTINCTION
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1) A species becomes extinct when the last individual dies and can no longer reproduce, and a species may be functionally extinct with only a small number of individuals remaining.
2) Habitat destruction, pollution, wildlife trade, and overharvesting are the main causes of extinction.
3) Project Tiger was initiated in India in 1972 to protect Bengal tigers and help increase their population from 1,200 in the 1970s to over 2,000 currently.
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- 7. Tigers How many tigers left in the wild? The wild tiger population has dropped 97% over the last hundred years. With as few as 3,200 wild tigers left, bold and immediate action is needed to protect those that remain. Why they matter? This big cat is admired and feared in equal parts, by people around the world. If forests are emptied of every last tiger, all that will remain are distant legends and zoo sightings.
- 8. Polar bear How many polar bears left in the wild? In 2012 there are only 20-25.000 polar bears left worldwide and 60-80%of them are in Canada. Importance of polar bears Polar bears are at the top of the food chain and have an important role in the overall health of the marine environment. Over thousands of years, polar bears have also been an important part of the cultures and economies of Arctic peoples. Polar bears depend on sea ice for their existence and are directly impacted by climate change—serving as important indicator species.
- 9. What can you do to help? Love nature :P
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