This document discusses several critically endangered species and the threats they face, including habitat loss, hunting, and human-wildlife conflict. Species mentioned include mountain gorillas, leatherback sea turtles, northern white rhinoceros, California condors, snow leopards, giant pandas, blue whales, brown spider monkeys, red wolves, and Chinese alligators. The conclusion states that the future of the earth depends on conservation efforts by all people. Works cited includes references used to find images and information about each endangered species.

1. Critically Endangered Species By: Kara C., Alexia W., and Dominique B. image found via Sunday observer

2. Images found via anzang.samuseum.sa.gov.au Can we save our ENDANGERED SPECIES?

3. Image found via Mountain Seer Mountain Gorilla Dying because of habitat loss

4. Image found via Science Daily Hunted for their Meat Leather Back Sea Turtle

5. Image found via Fauna and Flora international Horns used for medicine Northern White Rhinoceros

6. Images found via dbq.edu California Condor Eggs are being captured

7. Image found via snow leopard trust Snow Leopard Being hunted for their beautiful fur

8. Images found via Smithsonian national zoo website Only 1,600 Pandas on earth Giant Panda

9. Images found via discoveryeducation.com Blue Whale Hunted for Oil

10. Image found via animalphotos.com Hunted for Food Brown Spider Monkey

11. Image found via truewildlife.blogspot.com Red Wolf Only 17 left by 1980’s

12. Image found via animalsgallery.com Chinese Alligator Killed by farmers

13. Solution The future of the earth is up to all of us. Image found via Flickr.com

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