what animals are going extinct in south america?
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['The South American Tapir. This adorable creature is one of the three big animals visitors hope to see in the jungle, along with jaguars and the giant otter. ... ', 'Giant Otters. ... ', 'The Uakari Monkey. ... ', 'White-Cheeked Spider Monkey. ... ', 'Hyacinth Macaw.']
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['Lions. RECOMMENDED VIDEOS FOR YOU... ... ', 'Leopards. Leopards have also declined by a similar magnitude, Joubert said. ... ', 'Rhinos. Rhino poaching has more than doubled since 2010 in South Africa, according to the country. ... ', 'Elephants. Elephants are in trouble, according to conservationists. ... ', 'Lemurs. ... ', 'Sharks.']
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['The country with the largest land mass would probably have the most animals (Russia) but the mist diverse species could be Brazil.', 'As the map highlights, Asian and South American countries have the highest numbers of endangered animals, with India, Brazil and Australia all featuring in the global top 10.']
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There are over 1,100 species of mammals and 2,600 species of birds in Africa. A number of these species are now at risk of extinction, primarily due to human activities such as poaching and habitat destruction.
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['Desert fox, Chile.', 'Addax antelope.', 'Deathstalker scorpion.', 'Camel.', 'Armadillo lizard.', 'Thorny Devil.', 'Rock Hopper penguin.']
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["Pickergill's Reedfrog. Pickergill's Reed Frog – critically endangered. ... ", 'Cape vulture. Cape Vulture. ... ', 'Cheetah. Cheetah female – photo by Dumay de Boulle. ... ', 'African Wild dog (painted dog) ... ', 'Blue crane. ... ', 'Riverine rabbit. ... ', 'Knysna seahorse. ... ', 'Golden Moles.']
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['South American Fur Seal. ... ', 'Spectacled Bear or Andean Bears. ... ', 'Kob. ... ', 'Bearded Pig. ... ', 'Topi. ... ', 'Giant Panda. ... ', 'Moon Bears. ... ', 'Marsh deer.']
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['Jaguar. Amazonian jaguar is one of the endangered species of Amazon Rainforest Wildlife. ... ', 'Golden lion tamarin. It consists of a species of endemic monkey of Brazil, its weight is of more or less 800 grams. ... ', 'The South American Tapir. ... ', 'Giant Otters. ... ', 'The Uakari Monkey. ... ', 'White-Cheeked Spider Monkey. ... ', 'Hyacinth Macaw. ... ', 'Lazy Bear.']
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['Pink Fairy Armadillo.', 'Okapi. The okapi is an animal native to the Democratic Republic of Congo in Africa. ... ', 'Glaucus Atlanticus or "the Blue Dragon"', 'The Maned Wolf. ... ', 'Fossa. ... ', '6. Japanese Spider Crab. ... ', 'Pacu Fish.', 'Slow Loris.']
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['Bengal Tiger. Also Read - Population of endangered blackbuck increases in Ganjam dist. ... ', 'Asiatic Lion. Asiatic Lion aka the Indian Lion or Persian Lion is a lion subspecies that is endangered. ... ', 'Snow Leopard. ... ', 'Blackbuck. ... ', 'Red Panda. ... ', 'One Horned Rhinoceros. ... ', 'The Nilgiri Tahr. ... ', 'Kashmir Red Stag (Hangul)']
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They are threatened by hunting and habitat loss. As of 1994, it was listed as an endangered species in Mexico.
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['1) Warthog.', '2) Vulture.', '3) Wildebeest.', '4) Marabou Stork.', '5) Hyena.']
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The May 2013 Red List includes over 2,600 animals in South America with 118 of these located in Peru. Many of these threatened animals live in the Amazon Rainforest including the Giant Otter, South American Tapir, and Red Faced Uakari Monkey.
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As well as birds, Colombia also hosts over 450 mammal species. Of these 450 species, approximately 22% are listed as either endangered or critically endangered. Interestingly, Colombia has the largest number of terrestrial mammals (those that live predominantly or entirely on land) in the world.
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“The polar bear, Florida panther and bluefin tuna are just a few of the species being pushed toward extinction by the world's rapidly growing population. People have taken away habitat for plants and animals, sucked up their water, and surrounded them with pollution, causing a global mass extinction crisis.”
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Climate change is accelerating the sixth extinction World biodiversity has declined alarmingly in half a century: more than 25,000 species, almost a third of those known, are in danger of disappearing.
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Koalas and kangaroos are spread out across the country, so they're not in danger of going extinct due to the blazes. But other animals that live in niche environments and have smaller populations may have been wiped out entirely; these include the eastern bristlebird, the mountain pygmy possum and the corroboree frog.