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    ENDANGERED

    SPECIES
    We should protect animals in danger of
    becoming extinct.
    ■ We know that, beside the destruction of their habitats,
    international trade is the greatest threat to the survival of
    many endangered species.
    ■ Since 1977 People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES)
    has been helping to ensure a future for many
    endangered species throughout the world.
    THE ANIMALS ARE:
    Leopards, both African and Asian species,
    face a severe threat of extinction
    primarily due to habitat loss, poaching,
    human-wildlife conflicts, climate change,
    and a lack of legal protection. The
    destruction of their natural habitats,
    illegal wildlife trade, and conflicts with
    humans over livestock contribute to the
    decline in leopard populations. Climate
    change further exacerbates these issues.
    Conservation efforts, including the
    establishment of protected areas, anti-
    poaching measures, and community-
    based initiatives, are crucial for the
    survival of these endangered big cats.
    THE ANIMALS ARE:
    The blue whale, the largest animal on
    Earth, is endangered due to historical
    whaling, collisions with ships, climate
    change, and ocean noise pollution.
    Despite international protections, illegal
    whaling remains a threat. Conservation
    efforts include measures to mitigate ship
    strikes, research on behavior and
    population dynamics, and addressing
    climate-related impacts. Ongoing
    international cooperation, sustainable
    marine resource management, and public
    awareness are crucial for the
    conservation of this iconic species.
    THE ANIMALS ARE:
    Polar bears, adapted to life in the Arctic,
    face endangerment primarily due to
    climate change. The melting of sea ice,
    their essential hunting platform, leads to
    longer fasting periods and disrupts
    reproduction. Pollution, oil and gas
    development, and disturbances also
    threaten these bears. Classified as
    vulnerable, polar bears are protected by
    international agreements, but effective
    conservation requires global efforts to
    mitigate climate change, preserve their
    habitat, and promote sustainable
    practices in the Arctic.
    END
    thank you!
    THE ANIMALS ARE:
    The giant panda, native to China, faces
    endangerment primarily due to habitat
    destruction caused by deforestation and
    fragmentation for agriculture and
    development. With a diet mainly
    consisting of bamboo, pandas are
    vulnerable to changes in bamboo
    availability. Their low reproductive rates
    and susceptibility to climate change add
    to the challenges. Classified as
    endangered, conservation efforts involve
    creating reserves, captive breeding
    programs, and engaging local
    communities in sustainable practices.
    Despite these efforts, ongoing initiatives
    are critical to ensuring the long-term
    survival of this iconic species.

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