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Gray wolves are carnivorous mammals that live in packs and hunt large and small animals. They typically eat 20 lbs. of meat per meal, which is equivalent to about 80 hamburgers. The greatest threats to gray wolves are conflicts with livestock farmers and people killing them due to fear and misunderstanding of the species. Conservation groups are working to promote wolf recovery throughout their natural ranges.
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San Gregorio School of Aguilar de Campoo.
Palencia Spain
CONSERVE TIGER
Tigers are in danger of extinction, with only around 7,000 remaining in the wild, compared to over 100,000 a century ago. The main threats are poaching, loss of habitat, and population fragmentation. Saving tigers means saving forests and ecosystems, as tigers need intact habitats to survive and play a key role in ecosystem health. Efforts are needed at local and national levels to protect tiger habitats and populations.
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This document discusses endangered species and the threats they face. It defines endangered as a species being at risk of extinction, and explains that this can occur when species lose habitat or lack genetic diversity. Habitat loss can happen naturally, as with dinosaurs, or through human activities like deforestation. Loss of diversity occurs when small populations only breed within their limited group. The document outlines the different threat categories used in the Red List to classify species, from least concern to extinct. It provides examples of species that are extinct in the wild or fully extinct, and discusses how protecting habitats and reducing threats can help species recover.
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The document discusses endangered and threatened species, defining them as species that are at risk of going extinct. It provides several examples of endangered species such as the passenger pigeon, dusky seaside sparrow, black rhino, African elephant, spotted owl, whooping crane, ferret, tiger, and manatee that have become endangered due to habitat loss, poaching, pollution, and other human-caused factors. The document emphasizes that all living things are interconnected and that endangered species indicate broader environmental problems, so protecting them can help preserve ecosystems and human well-being.
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The Indian python is a large snake found in southern Asia that can grow up to 30 feet long. It is endangered due to habitat loss as forests are cleared and direct killing by humans for its meat and skin. Conservation efforts aim to protect the snakes by raising awareness, enforcing laws against poaching, and preserving forests as the snakes' natural habitat. If no action is taken, the Indian python risks extinction.
Indian python
The Indian python is a large snake found in southern Asia that can grow up to 30 feet long. It is endangered due to habitat loss as forests are cleared and direct killing by humans for its meat and skin. Conservation efforts aim to protect the snakes by raising awareness, enforcing laws against poaching, and preserving forests as the snakes' natural habitat. If no action is taken, the Indian python risks extinction.
Endangered Species
A species of plant or animal that is in immediate danger of becoming extinct and needs protection to survive.
Preservation is to save and maintain the wild animals against injury or destruction as well as keeping them safe and undisturbed from private or public use
Endangered species in world and as well as in Pakistan,reasons and causes of their endangerment ,methods of conservation of endangered species ,step taken at international level for their control most famous is act law formulated on 1973
Animals in danger
The document discusses several endangered animals, including pangolins, black rhinoceros, leatherback sea turtles, orangutans, red pandas, and Asian elephants. These animals are facing population declines and endangerment due to hunting for traditional medicine, the ivory trade, habitat loss, and other human activities. The quiz questions at the end test knowledge about unique animal migration patterns, distributions, physical traits, and endangered species.
Endangered Species
The document discusses several endangered species, including the Dama Gazelle, Orangutan, Red Wolf, Asian Elephant, and Egyptian Tortoise. Hunting, habitat loss, and forest fires have reduced populations of these species, with some like the Dama Gazelle facing imminent extinction. Conservation efforts have helped increase numbers of some species, but continued threats still endanger their survival.
Stefan biodiversity slides ppt
The white tiger is a rare subspecies of the Bengal tiger that has a genetic defect causing a lack of pigmentation. It lives in the forests and jungles of India and Bangladesh, but is now endangered due to loss of habitat and poaching. White tigers are typically larger than normal tigers, have blue eyes rather than yellow or green, and have difficulty camouflaging in the wild. Conservation efforts aim to protect the remaining wild populations and breed white tigers in captivity to increase their numbers.
save tigres
100 years ago there were 8 subspecies of tigers with over 100,000 individuals worldwide, but now there are only 5 subspecies remaining with under 7,000 tigers globally. The main threats facing tigers are poaching, loss of habitat, and population fragmentation. Conserving tigers and their habitat is important for protecting ecosystems and resources that humans rely on as well.
Aner animals
Raccoons live in forests and come out at night, having grey bodies with black and white faces between 40-70cm long with 25cm tails. They eat insects, fruits, nuts, birds, and fish. Bald eagles live near water and eat fish, birds, rabbits, raccoons, and mammals, having brown feathers with white heads and tails. They are the national symbol of the USA. Prairie dogs live on grasslands in colonies, barking and eating plants and insects on the ground. Alligators live in rivers and lakes, weighing up to 450kg and being 4m long, living 50 years. Grizzly bears live in mountains as omnivores eating plants and fish, being 2.
Mountain gorillas
Mountain gorillas are one of the most endangered animals, with only around 600 remaining. They are threatened by habitat loss as their forest homes are cut down for roads and development. Poachers also hunt the gorillas for zoos or to sell their body parts. Conservation groups are working to protect the gorillas by raising awareness and funding protection programs, but if threats are not addressed the mountain gorilla could become extinct.
Mountain gorillas
Mountain gorillas are one of the most endangered animals, with only around 600 remaining. They are threatened by habitat loss as their forest homes are cut down for roads and development. Poachers also hunt the gorillas for zoos or to sell their body parts. Conservation groups are working to protect the gorillas by raising awareness and funding protection programs, but if threats are not addressed the mountain gorilla could become extinct.
Eva
Habitat loss and hunting are the primary reasons why species are endangered. Habitat loss occurs as human populations expand and clear land for settlements, agriculture, and infrastructure, destroying animal habitats. Hunting and poaching have reduced many animal populations beyond sustainable levels through unsustainable hunting for fur, meat, and sport. The document then lists several endangered species found in India, including tigers, red pandas, langurs, and cheetahs, which are now extinct in India. It suggests some ways for students to help endangered species by reducing pollution, planting trees, recycling, and joining conservation organizations.
Animals and plants are losing their homes Habitat demolition is the.pdf
Animals and plants are losing their homes: Habitat demolition is the main driver of species
extinction. When we destroy a forest in a specific zone, we have destined all the living things
flourishing in that environment. When we cut off streams with dams or assemble streets through
a forest, we are decimating ecosystems.
Where will they live? Do we try to migrate them? Is that even conceivable? Possibly the huge
creatures which we can see, yes. Be that as it may, as a rule, we don\'t trouble.
Deforestation has murdered off a larger number of species than we can distinguish. To date, we
have obliterated around 13 million hectares of forest, home to a huge number of species of all
shapes and sizes. We are pulverizing forests to supply the perpetually developing needs of our
progress for wood, paper, and different materials that originate from our trees. Because of
deforestation, we are pushing the Mountain Gorillas far from their habitat and they can\'t deal
with the worry of coping.
We are Overhunting and Overharvesting: Hunting and harvesting are vital exercises of people.
We have to eat and survive. On the off chance that this were our exclusive reasons, the planet
can likely manage us. It can duplicate and manage us with an enduring supply. In any case, we
are overharvesting a few species, similar to the Bluefin Tuna, the Whales and Sharks and a few
species of fish. These species can\'t recreate sufficiently quick to address our issues.
The Tiger is being chased to extinction, not as nourishment but rather for its excellent skin and
its organs which are viewed as therapeutic in some Asian nations. The same is valid for the
Rhino whose horns are additionally accepted to be restorative and for the Elephant whose tusks
are made of valuable ivory.
There’s someone new in the neighborhood: Accidentally and intentionally, we acquaint new
species with an ecosystem where these newcomers go after the local species or rival them for
their sustenance. A case is when individuals coincidentally acquire bothers starting with one
nation then onto the next. These vermin have no regular predators in their new environment so
they can spread quick and obliterate the adjust of their habitat.
There are just too many Humans: Our detonating populace is another fundamental driver of
species extinction. The causes recorded above are aggravated a great many times by our
continually developing number. We are going after space, over-using and our unquenchable need
are simply overpowering the other living things living on our planet.
What can we do about it?:
Solution
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Where will they live? Do we try to migrate them? Is that even conceivable? Possibly th.
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