Name Florida Manatee

Location Caribbean Sea, South America, Southeastern USA Mexico and the United States

Gray Wolf

Why is it endangered Planned or accidental entanglement in gill nets by fishermen, habitat loss Hunting, habitat loss

Number Remaining in the Wild 2,500

Florida Panther

North and Central America

Habitat loss

Devils Hole Pupfish

Nevada

Water loss

Snow Leopard

Central Asia, Middle East Califronia

California Condor

Black Rhinoceros Green Sea Turtles

Suba-saharan Africa Florida & Mexico

Hunted, loss of habitat, competition with humans for prey Loss of habitat, shootings, pesticide residue, lead poisoning, and collisions with power lines poaching Predation by animals and humans overharvested for their meat and eggs Loss of habitat due to logging, mining, forest fires, and poaching Hunting and loss of habitat due to logging and rainforests depletion Killing by farmers Destruction of habitat and poaching Hunting Illegal hunting

7000 to 9000 in Alaska and more than 3500 in lower 48 states The cougar species as a whole has made a recovery of over 30000 in the U.S 36 pupfish remain in the devils hole, but over 200 survived in protected aquariums 6000

200

Slightly more than 2000 203,000 nesting females

Orangutan

Bomean

50,000

Harpy Eagle

Mexico South to Argentina

Only 40% of the harpy Eagles left

African Wild Dogs Giant Panda Blue Whale Western Lowland

Sub-saharan Africa China Oceans Central and Western Africa

Less than 4,000 1,000 to 2,000 2,500 Unknown, but gorillas numbers have declined by more than 60% over the last 20 to 25 years

Grizzly Bear

China (Tibet), Italy, Mexican Holarctic Democratic Republic of Congo ( Zaire)

Pygmy Chimpanzee

Dramatic reduction of habitat due to human settlement, hunted Hunting, habitat destruction

1,500

190,000