Could you please tell me a critically endangered species: which can only survive with the direct help of?

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Hi,
Could you please tell me an endangered species: which can only survive with the direct help of human intervention.

Thank you!!!!

7 Comments so far

  1. Proud?Mary™ on July 1st, 2009

    Siberian Tiger .

  2. i_qego_jupir on July 2nd, 2009

    heres a list of endangered things…..

  3. kiki on July 3rd, 2009

    Off the top of my head I’m thinking of the Giant Panda. They’re on the endangered species list, and unfortunately, don’t particularly like to mate….my friend works at a zoo where they have to show the pandas “porn” to get them going. Sounds ridiculous, but she swears its the truth.

  4. Andy on July 7th, 2009

    I think the decimating impact of climate change on the Arctic Circle and what that will mean for polar bears, harp seals, ring seals, countless migratory birds and even narwhal’s chances to survive is a good example.

    This is an issue tied DIRECTLY to how we are treating the plant. And it goes well beyond wiping out a single species, but an entire ecosystem.

    The link below does a great job of explaining just what we are doing to the planet, that harms these amazing animals so severally.

  5. SR on July 8th, 2009

    The White Tigers that Sigfried and Roy have single handily brought from the less than a hundred world wide to almost 450 worldwide and the numbers are climbing rapidly. Almost all are in captivity but at least they are recovering.

  6. ajit a on July 9th, 2009

    there are many…to name a few…the Asiatic Lion…-only 350 are left …in a small remote are called the gir forest….(hence they are also known as gir lions)…efforts are goin on to protect the species….the Bengal Tiger….1000 ARE LEFT…BUT THE TRUTH IS THERE ARE MORE DOMESTIC TIGERS IN THE USA….then they are in wild in INDIA….

  7. blackwinter on July 12th, 2009

    Sumatran rhinoceros…
    direct human intervention for example captive breeding also has not done much to revive the species..

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