What are the Top ten endangered animal in the world?

Answer 1

According to WWF;

1.Black Rhino

2.Giant Panda

3.Tiger

4.Beluga Sturgeon

5.Golden Seal

6.Alligator Snapping Turtle

7.Hawksbill Turtle

8.Big Leaf Mahogany

9.Green-Cheeked Parrot

10.Mako Shark

There also is the Komodo dragon because of the fact there is only 40 breeding females. there is no eight because some one put a big leaf mahogany which is an tree not an animal

There are several such lists, and many animals in more danger than those listed above. Examples are: Cuban crocodile, Grenada dove.

#1: Ivory billed woodpecker#2: Amur leopard#3: Javan rhinoceros#4: Northern sportive lemur#5: Northern atlantic right whale#6: Western lowland gorilla#7: Leatherback sea turtle#8: Siberian tiger#9: Chinese giant salamander#10: Either Tooth-billed pigeon or Kapako parrot

Here are some close to this list:

.Greater bamboo lemur.Mountain gorilla.Hawaiin monk seal.Axolotl.White lion

Answer 2

1. Black Rhino The Black Rhino is native to southern and east Africa. Since 1970, the Black Rhino population has declined by 90% to less than 3,000. They are killed primarily for their horns. Trade of Black Rhinos has been banned for more than twenty years. Although having banned trading of the species, there still continues to be a great demand for Rhino parts.
2. Giant Panda The Giant Panda is native to China. Fewer than 1,000 remain in their native habitat of China. The main reason for their decline is due to loss of natural habitat and poaching.
3. Tiger Tigers are native to tropical zones in Southeast Asia and temperate regions like the Russian Far East. Less than 6,000 tigers remain in the wild. The most urgent threat to tigers is poaching for body parts and bones used in traditional Asian medicines.
4. Beluga Sturgeon Beluga sturgeons are ancient living fish fossils are found in the Caspian Sea. They are valued throughout the world by connoisseurs for their superior quality caviar. Poaching is out of control due to excessive demand and high prices paid for the Sturgeons' "pearl-like" caviar.
5. Goldenseal Goldenseal is a herb is favored by naturopathists for its perceived ability to heal numerous ailments from hemorrhoids to Allergies. Goldenseal is native to the hardwood forests of North America. The demand for Goldenseal has recently leaped more than 30%.
6. Alligator Snapping Turtle The alligator snapping turtle is prized by turtle trappers and dealers for its rare meat. It is the largest freshwater turtle in North America. Alligator snapping turtles are quickly being depleted due to increased shipments to many international world markets including Asia.
7. Hawksbill Turtle the Hawksbill turtle is found mainly around tropical reefs. The three foot length Hawksbill Turtle species, named for its distinctive snout, is becoming extremely vulnerable due to their slow reproduction rates and high volume of illegal trade for the prized jewel-like "tortoise shell."
8. Big Leaf Mahogany Demand for the red colored wood goes unabated because of worldwide consumer demand for quality mahogany hardwood furniture. Mahogany trees are widely distributed in tropical forests from Mexico to the Amazon Basin. However, the species grows naturally only as individual trees rather than in groups of large forest stands. Wholesale stripping of Amazon forests has resulted in perhaps 70 per cent of the world's supply being depleted.
9. Green-Cheeked Parrot The Green-cheeked parrot is native to Mexico. It has the ability to mimic the human voice. The Green-cheeked parrot has been significantly reduced in numbers due to a huge demand for these lovely pet birds, especially from the United States. Even after prohibiting the sale of these green-cheeked birds, droves of the species are still being illegally traded across the Mexico/US border.
10. Mako Shark The Mako Shark is highly sought for its tender meat, and especially in Asian markets, for their shark fins which have even greater value for medicinal purposes. Some of the species are merely stripped of their prized fins by the international fishing fleets and then are thrown back into the depths, left to die.

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Answer 3

the top ten most endangered species are

1.black rhino- only 50 left in the wild

2.panda-only 100 left in the wild

3.lether back sea turtle-only150 left in the wild

4.tiger- with only 200 left in the wild

5. beluga sturgoen -only 250 left

6.goldenseal-only270 left in the wild

7.alagater snapping turtle-only 300 left in the wild

8. big leaf magohany-only 310 left in the wild

9.green cheaked parrot-only 500 left in the wild

10.mako shark-only 700 left in the wild

Answer 4

# Black Rhino # Giant Panda # Tiger # Beluga Sturgeon # Goldenseal # Alligator Snapping Turtle # Hawksbill Turtle # Big Leaf Mahogany # Green-Cheeked Parrot # Mako Shark

Answer 5

Tiger, ivory billed and red cockaded woodpeckers, Gilbert's potteroo, Thick billed parrot, Amur leopard, snow leopard, Kirtland's warbler, Bachman's warbler, Asiatic lion.