The document discusses three endangered species - the La danta tapir which is endangered in Costa Rica with a population of around 2,250 threatened by habitat destruction; the giant panda which is endangered worldwide with only around 1,600 remaining threatened by poaching and habitat loss; and the extinct Javan tiger last seen in 1979 which was driven to extinction by World War II and loss of its habitat in Indonesian mountains.

1. Endangered
Species
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2. Endangered in Costa Rica
 La danta
 Scientific name: Tapirus bairdii
 Habitat: rain forests, dry forests
 Aprox population: 2,250
 Threats: destruction of habitat
 Measurements to save:
Making illegal the destruction
of its natural habitat.

3. Endangered in the world
 Giant Panda
 Scientific name: Ailuropoda melanoleuca
 Habitat: bamboo forests mainly in china
 Aprox population: 1600
 Threats: people killing it and destructing their
habitat
 Measurements to save:
Make people aware of the danger
they are putting the specie in and also
punish these people with jail.

4. Extinct Specie
 Javan tiger
 Scientific name: Panthera tigris sondaica
 Habitat: mountains in indonesia (Java)
 Got extinct oficially in 1994 but wasn’t
seen since 1979
 Reasons of extinction: WWII and the
damage done in its habitat