Best Answer
penguins and polar bears.. and other arctic wildlife..think about if with global warming if the icebergs and stuff melt they aren%26#039;t going to have anywhere to live.
Other Answers (10)
-
cheetahs
-
Man---genetic disorders have been rapidly growing in the last 30 years to the point where mankind could be extinct in 50 years.
-
Oranguatans. Lots of species are becoming extinct because of the human race with deforestation, pollution,hunting, sports and the human population always increasing.
The only way now is to have lots of species being bred in breeding programmes at the zoo%26#039;s etc.
Its such a shame!!!!!!!!!! -
panda,tigers.
-
koala bear?
-
A strictly scientific answer (from a wildlife biologist perspective) would be any species that are endemic to an area (they only occur in one particular area), and species that is restricted in movements, any species that is genetically isolated, and any species that have a slow reproductive rate (such as bears here in America, many times they have to be roughly 5 or 6 years old before they even have their first ovulation).
-
California Condor
The California condor, considered for years to be the most endangered species of bird in the United States, was removed from the wild in 1988 in an attempt to increase its numbers through captive breeding programs directed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Captive hatchlings have now been reintroduced into the wild. me -
manatee%26#039;s sadly. no one is really educated on them.. y%26#039;all should look it up. and especially orangutans.. they as well as manatee%26#039;s and many other animals, are slowly becoming extinct. for orangutans because of people ruining the rain forests in which they live in, every minute they lose 30 Hecate%26#039;s of their land.. its so sad..
-
Whales,pandas and big cats
-
There are more species being discovered now than at any other time. Big animals like mammals, fish, birds.
Warming is good for life. Cold causes distress and kills off animals.