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The largest member of the cat family, most tigers have more than 100 strips, which, like fingerprints, are unique to each tiger. In the early 1900s about 100,000 tigers lived in the wild, but only 3,000- 4,500 tigers exist today - a reduction of more than 95% - and they face total extinction by 2022, the next Year of the Tiger. This endangered species is killed for their pelts and animal parts used in traditional Asian medicines and because they are seen as a threat to ever encroaching human communities.

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Once found in North America, the Red Wolf is the most rare and endangered of the wolf species. Hunted to the brink of extinction, fewer than 20 pure red wolves were captured in 1980 to breed in captivity. Now about 100 live in the wild and about 207 live in captivity. Threats to their survival include human encroachment, severe weather, deaths by motor vehicles, and illegal killings. Learn More

Today, only about 1,000 individuals of the endangered slender-horned gazelle survive. Uncontrolled hunting for their horns sold as ornaments, habitat loss and warfare are the primary causes of their decline. Slender-horned gazelles have large ears and a good sense of hearing and vision for detecting danger. They generally live in groups of about 10 individuals, although groups as large as 30 individuals have been observed.

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Giant Pandas capture the hearts and imaginations of people around the world--but these playful creatures are dwindling in numbers. The most serious threat to their survival is loss of habitat and renewable food resources. Pandas need between 20-45 pounds of bamboo a day and must often travel to support their food needs, but much of their natural habitat has been destroyed by farming, development and forest clearing. Today, only about 1,600 pandas remain in the wild and just 200 in captivity.

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Shy, independent creatures, snow leopards are being negatively impacted by global warming. As the snow lines recede higher up in the mountains they inhabit, snow leopards move their homes up even though less food is available at these elevations. Desired for their beautiful coat and animal parts used in traditional Asian medicines, snow leopards are illegally hunted. Snow leopards have declined by more than 20% over the last 16 years, with only 3,500- 7,000 estimated to be living in the wild today.

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