Endangered & Threatened Animal Images
September 13th 2008 22:44
I was wondering around the internet and came across some great pictures of endangered and threatened animals. After seeing them I thought back to Morgan Bell's post "Modern Day Extinction", and figured it would be a good accompanying post.
You can read Morgan's post by clicking here, Modern Day Extinction.
Now for the images I found.
Enjoy.
All images are from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service unless otherwise noted.
You can read Morgan's post by clicking here, Modern Day Extinction.
Now for the images I found.
Enjoy.
All images are from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service unless otherwise noted.
Sea Otter - First listed on Jan. 14, 1977. It is currently designated as threatened. Range: California; Mexico.
Black-footed Ferret - First listed on March 11, 1967. It is currently designated as endangered across its range, except where listed as an experimental population. Range: Arizona, Colorado, Montana, South Dakota, Utah, Wyoming; Chihuahua, and Mexico.
Canada Lynx - First listed on March 24, 2000 in the United States. Range: Colorado, Idaho, Maine, Minnesota, Montana, Washington, and Wyoming.
Grizzly Bear - First listed on March 11, 1967. It is currently designated as threatened in the United States (lower 48 only), except where listed as an experimental population. Range: Idaho, Montana, Washington, and Wyoming.
Humpback Whale - First listed on June 2, 1970. Range: Alaska, Alabama, California, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Maryland, Maine, Mississippi, North Carolina, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, Washington. (image: Joseph Mobely)
Jaguar - First listed on March 28, 1972. Range: Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Mexico, Central and South America.
Mariana Fruit Bat - The Mariana fruit Bat (a.k.a. Mariana flying fox) is currently designated as threatened. Range: Guam, Northern Mariana Islands.
Red Wolf - First listed on March 11, 1967. Range: Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina; Presumed extinct in wild except experimental populations in North Carolina and Tennessee.
Utah Prairie Dog - First listed on June 4, 1973. It is currently designated as threatened. Range: Utah.
West Indian Manatee - First listed on March 11, 1967. Range: Florida, Georgia, Puerto Rico; Mexico, and the Caribbean. (image: Everglades National Park photo)
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Comment by Lilla
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I can't tell you how much this list and these beautiful images make me want to run for the wine int he fridge (long before midday)... truly, it saddens me to the core and is probably why i'll end up in the-rape-y.
so much diversity is currently vanishing to the suburban adaptors - the scavengers - those who can live with the polluting ways of man(un)kind. Racoons, Crows and rats... is this to be the animal kingdom of our future?
Lilla ...
Comment by Two Guys Sports
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I agree is is truly saddening and the list is much too long.
Even sadder, regarding your raccoons, crows and rats comment - apparently we have already started on them too.
All three of those are also endangered.
Gene
Comment by katyzzz
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Comment by Two Guys Sports
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Some of these images make me wanna go out, get the training, and become a wildlife photographer. Nice to still come up with a dream in my late 30s lol.
Gene
Comment by Morgan Bell
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thoses ferrets are particularly gorgeous!
thanks for referencing my post, im glad im inspiring someone!
keep up the good work!
Comment by Two Guys Sports
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I think my favorite might be the Jaguar.
A friend made a comment when seeing the Canada Lynx. She said with the size of its legs it looks like it could be a bear. Her favorite was the sea otter. She seems to be obsessed with them.
Gene