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African Elephant - Elephants continue to face serious threats across their range. Although poaching of elephants for their ivory has declined since the 1989 worldwide ivory ban, a more long-term threat, is the reduction of habitat in the face of expanding human populations.
Mountain Gorilla - The mountain gorilla became known to science in 1902. Since then, they have endured uncontrolled hunting, war, disease, habitat destruction, and capture for the illegal pet trade.
Siberian Tiger - The Amur or Siberian tiger is the largest sub-species of tiger and is primarily found in south-eastern Russia and northern China. In the 1960s it was close to extinction but its numbers recovered to around 450 today.
Polar Bear - With 20-25,000 polar bears living in the wild, the species is not currently endangered, but its future is far from certain. If current warming trends continue, scientists believe that polar bears will be vulnerable to extinction within the next century.
Amur Leopard - Due to extensive habitat loss and conflict with humans, the Amur leopard¡¦s situation is critical. However, the fact that the Amur tiger recovered from a precarious state of less than 40 individuals some 60-70 years ago gives conservationists hope.
Iberian Lynx - The Iberian lynx is classified as the world¡¦s most endangered cat. Habitat loss and degradation are contributing to this decline. Today, there are no more than 38 breeding females in the wild.
Red Panda - The word panda comes from the Nepalese ¡§poonya¡¨ which means bamboo eater. The red panda is known as the red cat bear or lesser panda. While it may be ¡§lesser¡¨ in size than the giant panda, both species are threatened by less habitat and deforestation.
Black Rhinoceros - Relentless poaching, has seen the number of black rhino decline. Pressure escalated during the 1970s and 1980s because of rising demand for rhino horn in Asia and the Middle East and between 1970 and 1992, the black rhino suffered a 96% decline in numbers.
African Wild Dog - African wild dogs are the size of medium domestic dogs and their coats are mottled in shades of brown, black and beige. They have large, rounded ears and dark brown circles around their eyes. One of Africa¡¦s most endangered carnivores it is Red listed as an endangered species.
Golden Lion Tamarin - The golden lion tamarin is listed as endangered by the IUCN. Only about 800 are left in the wild. The primary threats to this species¡¦ survival are continued loss of forest habitat and population fragmentation due to agriculture and urban development
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1st Class ¡V Spider Monkey -Spider monkeys are one of the largest primates in South America. Their prehensile tail allows them to find stability when sitting on branches and to reach out for food at the tip of fragile branches by suspending themselves with it.
60p ¡V Hyacinth Macaw -In the 1980s an estimated 10,000 hyacinth macaws were illegally captured and sold as pets, while, the species¡¦ natural habitat was being destroyed by deforestation. Local Indians also killed them to use the feathers to make tourist souvenirs.
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