Thursday, 24 November 2011

Why animals extinct


These are the causes of the extinction of animals.

1) genetics and demographic phenomena
2) genetic pollution
3) habitat degradation
4) predation, competition and disease
5) coextinction
6) climate change


A number of organizations, such as the Worldwide Fund for Nature, have been created with the goal of preserving species from extinction. Governments have attempted, through enacting laws, to avoid habitat destruction, agricultural over-harvesting and pollution. Ongoing technological advances have encouraged the hypothesis that by using DNA from the remains of an extinct species, through the process of cloning, the species may be "brought back to life".


Wednesday, 23 November 2011

Animals that no longer exist

A species becomes extinct when the last existing member of that species dies. Extinction therefore becomes a certainty when there are no surviving individuals that are able to reproduce and create a new generation.

Pupils do you know what animals that no longer exist in our world? Here's some examples for you all to know.

1) dinosaurs




2) Haast's Eagle and moa

3) the Golden Toad

4) the Passenger Pigeon

5) the Dodo bird

6) the Mammoths

7) the Thylacine tiger
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8) Quagga
Quagga Photo

9) Caribbean Monk Seal
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10) Pyrenean Ibex
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11) Bubal Hartebeest
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12) Javan Tiger
Javan Tiger

13) Baiji River Dolphin
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Monday, 21 November 2011

Welcome

"I create this blog to let my students to have a brand new experience in learning about animals. I hope you all will enjoy it."