Conservation status
Near Threatened animals
Near Threatened is the IUCN’s warning category. An animal here does not yet qualify as Vulnerable, but it is close enough that a small worsening in its habitat, its prey or its protection would push it over. These are the species where conservation still has room to work cheaply, before numbers collapse and recovery becomes slow, expensive and uncertain.
All 5 Near Threatened animals in the library, from the bumblebee bat to the quetzal. Most of them live in North America and Central America.
IUCN Red List
- LC Least Concern
- NT Near Threatened (this page)
- VU Vulnerable
- EN Endangered
- CR Critically Endangered
- EW Extinct in the Wild
- EX Extinct
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Bumblebee Bat
Craseonycteris thonglongyai
Lifespan: Unknown in the wild; estimated 5-10 years
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Gila Monster
Heloderma suspectum
Lives 20-30 years in the wild; over 35 in captivity
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Jaguar
Panthera onca
Lives 12-15 years in the wild; over 20 in captivity
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Numbat
Myrmecobius fasciatus
Lifespan: Not well documented in the wild
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Quetzal
Pharomachrus mocinno
Lifespan: Not well documented in the wild
No Near Threatened animals match those filters.
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