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Endangered animals of India
Indian Bustard
Indian Rhino
Black Buck
Indian Dolphin
Endangered due to habitat loss, hunting, disturbance. There is only a little bit of good land left because of vehicle transportation. They need dry grasslands, scrubs, and scattered bushes. There are 200+ left.
Red Panda
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savingcatsanddogs.org
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geocities.ws
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arkive.org
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wwf.panda.org
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walkinthroughindia.com
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thehindu.com
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worldwildlife.org/species/greater-one-world-rhino
-animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/red-panda
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animals.nationalgeorgraphic.com
The reason the Black buck is endangered is because of poaching, predation, habitat destruction, overgrazing, diseases inbreeding, and visitors
The indian rhinoceros was hunted for sport and killed as agricultural pests. By 1975, there were only about 600 living in the wild conservationists caused the population to increase rapidly. By 2012 there were over 30,000
Red Pandas spend most of their lives in trees. The usually live about 8 years, but their lives are being cut short by deforestation, logging, and the spread of agriculture. There are only about 300 Red Pandas left in the world.
Endangered due to poaching, fishing nets, pollution, removal of river water and siltation, and deforestation. Their population is 1,000 and 1,800. Creation of dams and irrigation projects have helped their population grow.
Endangered Animals Of India
Indian Tigers
Endangered due to poaching, deforestation, and hunted for medicine and hunted as trophies. They're also a threat to some people, so they are killed as self defense. Their population is 2,500.
Created by: Meredith Lodge
Chaz Crawford
Zachary Barineau
Indian Wild Ass
The Indian Wild Ass' lifespan is 20 to 26 years. Now there are only 6,000 to 48,000 left in the wild due to habitat loss, and hunting for skins and meat.
Gharial
The Gharial is listed critically endangered. It came very close to extinction in the 1970's due to hunting for skins and medicine, habitat loss, and food source being depleted by fishing.
People have helped to get the Gharial's population up to 200+.