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Tag Archives: endangered animals
The Binturong: Smells Like Buttered Popcorn
Been a while since I did an animal post. I’ve been saving this animal for a while. Learned about him when my son wanted to repeatedly see these videos of Conan O’Brien having animals on his old show. Watched multiple … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Posts
Tagged animals, Asia, binturong, endangered animals, nature, popcorn, wildlife
15 Comments
The Rarest Animal in the World: The Vaquita
How rare is the vaquita? There are only 10 left in the world. The vaquita is a small porpoise found in the waters of Mexico. They weren’t discovered until 1958 and now they’re almost gone. Why? They get tangled in … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Posts
Tagged animals, endangered animals, illegal fishing, nature, porpoises, vaquita, wildlife
20 Comments
King of the Jungle He Doesn’t Live In: The Lion
For the life of me, I don’t know why it took me this long to get to the lion. It could be because I always preferred tigers, but I also kind of gravitated towards animals that people might not already … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Posts
Tagged animals, big cats, endangered animals, king of beasts, king of the jungle, lions, nature, predators, wildlife
24 Comments
The World’s Heaviest Parrot: The Kakapo
I forgot when I stumbled onto this critically endangered bird. The Kakapo is found in New Zealand and there are only 248 alive in the world. The threats that they face are numerous including genetic inbreeding and infertility. These were … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Posts
Tagged animals, birds, endangered animals, kakapo, nature, parrots, wildlife
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My Favorite Animal: The Beautiful and Deadly Tiger
I love tigers. They’re always my favorite at the zoo with red pandas coming in second. So, I’m well aware of how endangered they are. Only 3,900 left in the wild with breeding programs trying to fix that. 3 subspecies … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Posts, Uncategorized
Tagged animals, big cats, endangered animals, nature, tigers
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Another Small Post about Unic . . . Rhinos!
Last weekend, I posted about sea turtles and there only being 7 species in the world. This got me thinking about other animals. So, I went looking for animals that don’t have the variety one would imagine. I didn’t have … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Posts, Thoughts
Tagged endangered animals, extinction, humans, nature, rhinoceros, rhinos
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Small Post About Sea Turtles . . . I’m Not Joking
So, I was in a classroom and noticed a poster. I’d seen it before multiple times, but a new thought clicked in my head: There are only 7 species of sea turtles? I always thought there were more than that, … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Posts, Uncategorized
Tagged endangered animals, helping, nature, oceans, reptiles, science, sea turtles
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