Conservation status
Endangered animals
Endangered is the second of the three threatened categories, one step more serious than Vulnerable. An animal reaches it after a severe population decline, or a very small and badly fragmented range. It means a very high risk of extinction in the wild, with breeding numbers low enough that a single bad year can wipe out whole groups.
All 7 Endangered animals in the library, from the African wild dog to the zebra shark. Most of them live in Asia and Africa.
IUCN Red List
- LC Least Concern
- NT Near Threatened
- VU Vulnerable
- EN Endangered (this page)
- CR Critically Endangered
- EW Extinct in the Wild
- EX Extinct
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African Wild Dog
Lycaon pictus
Lives 10-12 years in the wild
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Chimpanzee
Pan troglodytes
Lives 35-45 years in the wild; over 60 in captivity
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Komodo Dragon
Varanus komodoensis
Lives about 30 years
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Red Panda
Ailurus fulgens
Lives 8-10 years in the wild; up to 15 in captivity
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Tiger
Panthera tigris
Lives 10-15 years in the wild; over 20 in captivity
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Yellow-Eyed Penguin
Megadyptes antipodes
Lifespan: Some individuals reach 20 years
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Zebra Shark
Stegostoma tigrinum
Lives 25-30 years
No Endangered animals match those filters.
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