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    smuggling ivory to other countries around the world you will most likely spend a while in a prison and probably be fined. What the people who want to stop the trade are most upset about is that in order to get ivory you must kill a wild, innocent and endangered elephant. Ivory is not a naturally occurring substance…

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    the fact that giant pandas have been eating bamboo for at least 7 million years, and that the plant has been the bears’ sole food source for at least 2 million years. The findings, published Tuesday in the journal mBio, may not bode well for the endangered species. Only about 1,600 giant pandas remain in the forests of northern and central China. “The peculiar characteristics of its gut microbiota may put it at high risk of extinction,” the study authors wrote. Scientists…

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    For decades, zoos and circuses have been open to the public for entertainment and education about animals. Throughout the years, many have began to question the truth behind the enclosures. And now the answers have been revealed through documentaries such as Blackfish and The Elephant in the Living Room, and sides on this issue have been taken. Whether we support or deny the captivation of animals, we cannot defy the truth. Currently, circuses and zoos hold animals in captivity that affect them…

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    The City of Angels is home to several attractions including the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County. It's the largest natural and historical museum in the Western region of the United States, and its impressive collection covers 4.5 billion years of history. As you explore, you will see a variety of exhibits such as: Age of Mammals - According to the museum's website, Age of Mammals is the first permanent museum exhibit to trace mammal evolution - from the extinction of large…

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    for Donald, so we are hacking it for Donald to win. I appreciate your autonomy, but stop being anti-Trump.” Welcome to the ECIAA (the Endangered Central Intelligent Animal Agency). The leaders of this agency is a captivating, red panda named Dwight; his partner, a wise black-footed ferret named Jim. They lead the aristocratic ECIAA, which is full of other endangered…

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    When Christopher Columbus arrived on the shores of Puerto Rico, it was said that there was about a million Puerto Rican Parrots [1]. In 1975, only 13 birds remained. As with any small wild population, the Puerto Rican Parrot was bound to be affected by intrinsic factors. For example, a smaller parrot population increases the possibility of inbreeding depression. Genetic issues based on the life history of the parrot could also contribute. The bird mates for life and the average clutch size is…

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    The greater gliding possum is a very interesting animal, this type of possum is different from the other spices because it glides. The greater gliding possum lives in the east coast and ranges of Australia. The can grow up to a 18.9 inches body and a 21.65 inches tail, and weigh about 3.3 pounds. Greater gliding possums are the largest type of possum, but unlike other tails the greater gliding possums uses its tail to balance wile gliding. The greater gliding possum is one of the many spices of…

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    What Is Komodo Dragons?

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    Rather than stalking its prey, Komodo Dragons rely on camouflage as they patiently lie in wait, covered by tall grass. When the perfect opportunity at any passing prey arises, the dragon springs, using its powerful legs, sharp claws and serrated, shark-like teeth to eviscerate its prey. Once finished, virtually nothing is left because they devour everything. If the prey is large, the lizard tackles its legs first to nock it down, as their long claws dig into the body, then quickly rips into…

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    Perfectly Preserved For my project I am going to volunteer at the Morongo Valley preserve for National Public Lands Day. National Public Lands Day promotes both popular enjoyment and volunteer conservation of public lands. To support this national day I will be attending a volunteer service. My teacher will give me the application for our parents to sign on September 20th, when we turn in our essay. On Saturday, September 30th from 8:00am to 2:00pm when the event takes place, my mom will be…

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    Golden Lion Tamarin (GLT)

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    The Golden lion tamarin (GLT) was first listed as endangered in 1982 according to the International Union of Conservation (IUCN). After an assessment in 1996, IUCN classified the GLT as critically endangered. In 2003, after conservation efforts, the IUCN re-classified GLTs as endangered. GLTs are listed as a regionally threatened species in the state of Rio de Janeiro and listed in appendix I of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (IUCN, 2008). Several conservation…

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