10 Animals facing extinction

Greater Bamboo Lemur

Found only in the small area of southeastern Madagascar. the greater

 bamboo lemur eats only bamboo shoots- despite the cyanide found 

in the plant. The most endangered lemur in Madagascar less than 

200 are believed to still exist.

Celebes Crested Macaque

This black macaque is found only in northwestern parts

 of  Indonesia, mostly on the island of Sulawesi. 

It is often hunted as a pest.

Lowland Gorilla

Found in central Africa, the lowland gorilla has been all but

 wiped out in recent years thanks to widespread hunting. 

Madagascar Fish Eagle

Madagascar is known as the hottest hotspot, both because of 

its rich biodiversity and because deforestation and other threats. The 

fish eagle found in highly limited numbers along the west coast.

Vancouver Island Marmot

The rodent is one of the most endangered mammals in North America.

 With less than 40 individuals found  in an area less than 10 sq. km.

 Logging is most likely its cause of extinction.

Black Rhino

The population of the black rhino declined by 90% over

 the six decades. Now there's over 4,000.

Iberian Lynx

Believed to be the most Endangered Mammal in Europe.The Lynx found 

mostly in Spain has fewer than 150 individuals in the wild.  Its 

dying out because its main source of food. (rabbit) 

Baiji Dolphin

Also known as the Yangtze Dolphin and found in the China. 

The baiji is the most endangered cetacean in the world. It may 

already be Extinct. 

Mindoro Dwark Water Buffalo

Found on the Philippine island of MIndoro. The Dwart water buffalo 

was once widespread, but now is found in less than 300 sp. km.

Siberian Crane

This beautiful bird breeds in arctic Russia and Western Siberia, 

but thanks to severe wetland loss, it is declining very  fast.