/r/EndangeredSpecies
Are you a supporter of endangered species? Interested in learning more about them? This subreddit is dedicated to all aspects of endangered species. From fun facts to serious issues anything related to the critters or plants in trouble is open to discussion.
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A community for sharing and discussing news about endangered species with the aim of protecting species and their habitats from extinction through knowledge. We view this statement in its broadest sense. Feel free to discuss and post all aspects of species loss; from potentially threatened to critical, all forms of life, and the large range of opinions concerning conservation techniques. We value all forms of knowledge and perspective and hope you join us in the conversation.
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FOSSA ─ Madagascar's Demonic Apex Predator
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Saving the European sison that went extinct in the last century
An interesting video about the European bison and efforts to bring it back to what used to be its home: https://youtu.be/Lq0xVQEG_fQ
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The Tamaraw: new findings about its endangered status
That article is about a new scientific paper published this January in the Animal Conservation journal titled “Cast away on Mindoro island: lack of space limits population growth of the endangered tamaraw“. Which showcases new findings about the endangered status of the tamaraw.
In case someone also finds it interesting.
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What are some species (flora and fauna) that have a range small enough that a singular nuclear bomb or other human armed conflict could make it extinct?
I got this thought when reading about the Palos Verdes blue and El Segundo blue butterflies.
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An exciting episode of a herd of Elephants and Buffaloes crossing a road in Queen Elizabeth National Park
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JAPANESE SPIDER CRAB ─ The Real Kaiju
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The underworld frog that piggybacks its partner.
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Cheetah Conservation Fund UK is campaigning to create a better world for cheetah cubs!
Hi all, Cheetah Conservation Fund UK team here! We've just launched a new campaign, and we wanted to share it with the group:
In recent times, it's estimated that up to 300 cheetah cubs have been taken from the wild each year to be illegally sold as pets. Over 90 of those have been rescued and have ended up in our care. They unfortunately face a lifetime in captivity as they don't have the skills they need to survive in the wild. We've launched a new campaign to create a better world for cheetah cubs. Learn more
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My essay on gray bats, a endangered species in Kansas: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EUyuMJRPtBZy06xeCBrqMhwYyGDMp2eWNNWc_Ql0MAU/edit
Please leave a question on this post, it is for a school project https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EUyuMJRPtBZy06xeCBrqMhwYyGDMp2eWNNWc_Ql0MAU/edit
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