Heres a list of the endangered mammals..there are manny more endangered species, but I could post them all.

Here is a link for those who would like to help.

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Anoa, lowland ( Bubalus depressicornis)
Anoa, mountain ( Bubalus quarlesi)
Antelope, giant sable ( Hippotragus niger variani)
Argali ( Ovis ammon)
Armadillo, giant ( Priodontes maximus)
EArmadillo, pink fairy ( Chlamyphorus truncatus)
Ass, African wild ( Equus asinus)
Ass, Asian wild ( Equus hemionus)
Avahi ( Avahi laniger)
Aye-aye ( Daubentonia madagascariensis)
Babirusa ( Babyrousa babyrussa)
Baboon, gelada ( Theropithecus gelada)
Bandicoot, barred ( Perameles bougainville)
Bandicoot, desert ( Perameles eremiana)
Bandicoot, lesser rabbit ( Macrotis leucura)
Bandicoot, pig-footed ( Chaeropus ecaudatus)
Bandicoot, rabbit ( Macrotis lagotis)
Banteng ( Bos javanicus)
Bat, Bulmer's fruit ( Aproteles bulmerae)
Bat, bumblebee ( Craseonycteris thonglongyai)
Bat, Rodrigues fruit ( Pteropus rodricensis)
Bat, Singapore roundleaf horseshoe ( Hipposideros ridleyi)
Bear, Baluchistan ( Ursus thibetanus gedrosianus)
Bear, brown ( Ursus arctos arctos)
Bear, brown ( Ursus arctos pruinosus)
Bear, Mexican grizzly ( Ursus arctos)
Beaver ( Castor fiber birulai) E Bison, wood ( Bison bison athabascae)
Bobcat, Mexican ( Lynx rufus escuinapae)
Bontebok ( Damaliscus pygarus dorcas)
Camel, Bactrian ( Camelus bactrianus)
Cat, Andean ( Felis jacobita)
Cat, Asian golden ( Catopuma temminckii)
Cat, black-footed ( Felis nigripes)
Cat, flat-headed ( Prionailurus planiceps)
Cat, Iriomote ( Prionailurus bengalensis iriomotensis)
Cat, leopard ( Prionailurus bengalensis bengalensis)
Cat, marbled ( Pardofelis marmorata)
Cat, Pakistan sand ( Felis margarita scheffeli)
Cat, tiger ( Leopardus tigrinus)
Chamois, Apennine ( Rupicapra rupicapra ornata)
Cheetah ( Acinonyx jubatus)
Chimpanzee ( Pan troglodytes)
Chimpanzee, pygmy ( Pan paniscus)
Chinchilla ( Chinchilla brevicaudata boliviana)
Civet, Malabar large-spotted ( Viverra civettina)
Cochito ( Phocoena sinus)
Deer, Bactrian ( Cervus elaphus bactrianus)
Deer, Barbary ( Cervus elaphus barbarus)
Deer, Calamianes ( Axis porcinus calamianensis)
Deer, Cedros Island mule ( Odocoileus hemionus cedrosensis)
Deer, Corsican red ( Cervus elaphus corsicanus)
Deer, Eld's brow-antlered ( Cervus eldi)
Deer, Formosan sika ( Cervus nippon taiouanus)
Deer, Indochina hog ( Axis porcinus annamiticus)
Deer, Kuhl's ( Axis porcinus kuhli)
Deer, marsh ( Blastocerus dichotomus)
Deer, McNeill's ( Cervus elaphus macneilii)
Deer, musk ( Moschus spp.)
Deer, North China sika ( Cervus nippon mandarinus)
Deer, pampas ( Ozotoceros bezoarticus)
Deer, Persian fallow ( Dama mesopotamica)
Deer, Ryukyu sika ( Cervus nippon keramae)
Deer, Shansi sika ( Cervus nippon grassianus)
Deer, South China sika ( Cervus nippon kopschi)
Deer, swamp ( Cervus duvauceli)
Deer, Visayan ( Cervus alfredi)
Deer, Yarkand ( Cervus elaphus yarkandensis)
Dhole ( Cuon alpinus)
Dibbler ( Antechinus apicalis)
Dog, African wild ( Lycaon pictus)
Dolphin, Chinese river ( Lipotes vexillifer)
Dolphin, Indus River ( Platanista minor)
Drill ( Mandrillus leucophaeus)
Dugong ( Dugong dugon)
Duiker, Jentink's ( Cephalophus jentinki)
Eland, western giant ( Taurotragus derbianus derbianus)
Elephant, African ( Loxodonta africana)
Elephant, Asian ( Elephas maximus)
Fox, northern swift ( Vulpes velox hebes)
Fox, Simien ( Canis simensis)
Gazelle, Arabian ( Gazella gazella)
Gazelle, Clark's ( Ammodorcas clarkei)
Gazelle, Mhorr ( Gazella dama mhorr)
Gazelle, Moroccan ( Gazella dorcas massaesyla)
Gazelle, mountain ( Gazella cuvieri)
Gazelle, Pelzeln's ( Gazella dorcas pelzelni)
Gazelle, Rio de Oro Dama ( Gazella dama lozanoi)
Gazelle, sand ( Gazella subgutturosa marica)
Gazelle, Saudi Arabian ( Gazella dorcas saudiya)
Gazelle, slender-horned ( Gazella leptoceros)
Gibbons ( Hylobates spp.)
Goral ( Nemorhaedus goral)
Gorilla ( Gorilla gorilla)
Hare, hispid ( Caprolagus hispidus)
Hartebeest, Swayne's ( Alcelaphus buselaphus swaynei)
Hartebeest, Tora ( Alcelaphus buselaphus tora)
Hog, pygmy ( Sus salvanius)
Horse, Przewalski's ( Equus przewalskii)
Huemul, north Andean ( Hippocamelus antisensis)
Huemul, south Andean ( Hippocamelus bisulcus)
Hutia, Cabrera's ( Capromys angelcabrerai)
Hutia, dwarf ( Capromys nana)
Hutia, large-eared ( Capromys auritus)
Hutia, little earth ( Capromys sanfelipensis)
Hyena, Barbary ( Hyaena hyaena barbara)
Hyena, brown ( Parahyaena brunnea)
Ibex, Pyrenean ( Capra pyrenaica pyrenaica)
Ibex, Walia ( Capra walie)
Impala, black-faced ( Aepyceros melampus petersi)
Indri ( Indri indri)
Jaguarundi, Guatemalan ( Herpailurus yagouaroundi fossata)
Jaguarundi, Panamanian ( Herpailurus yagouaroundi panamensis)
Kangaroo, Tasmanian forester ( Macropus giganteus tasmaniensis)
Koala ( Phascolarctos cinerus)
Kouprey ( Bos sauveli)
Langur, capped ( Trachypithecus pileata)
Langur, Douc ( Pygathrix nemaeus)
Langur, Francois' ( Trachypithecus francoisi)
Langur, golden ( Trachypithecus geei)
Langur, gray ( Semnopithecus entellus)
Langur, long-tailed ( Presbytis potenziani)
Langur, Pagi Island ( Nasalis concolor)
Langur, purple-faced ( Presbytis senex)
Lechwe, red ( Kobus leche)
Lemurs ( Lemuridae)
Leopard ( Panthera pardus)
Leopard, clouded ( Neofelis nebulosa)
Leopard, snow ( Uncia uncia)
Linsang, spotted ( Prionodon pardicolor)
Lion, Asiatic ( Panthera leo persica)
Loris, lesser slow ( Nycticebus pygmaeus)
Lynx, Spanish ( Felis pardina)
Macaque, Formosan rock ( Macaca cyclopis)
Macaque, Japanese ( Macaca fuscata)
Macaque, lion-tailed ( Macaca silenus)
Macaque, stump-tailed ( Macaca arctoides)
Macaque, Toque ( Macaca sinica)
Manatee, Amazonian ( Trichechus inunguis)
Manatee, West African ( Trichechus senegalensis)
Mandrill ( Mandrillus sphinx)
Mangabey, Tana River ( Cercocebus galeritus galeritus)
Mangabey, white-collared ( Cercocebus torquatus)
Margay ( Leopardus wiedii)
Markhor, chiltan ( Capra falconeri chiltanensis)
Markhor, Kabul ( Capra falconeri megaceros)
Markhor, straight-horned ( Capra falconeri jerdoni)
Marmoset, buff-headed ( Callithrix flaviceps)
Marmoset, cotton-top ( Saguinus oedipus)
Marmoset, Goeldi's ( Callimico goeldii)
Marmoset, white-eared ( Callithrix aurita)
Marmot, Vancouver Island ( Marmota vancouverensis)
Marsupial, eastern jerboa ( Antechinomys laniger)
Marsupial-mouse, large desert ( Sminthopsis psammophila)
Marsupial-mouse, long-tailed ( Sminthopsis longicaudata)
Marten, Formosan yellow-throated ( Martes flavigula chrysospila)
Monkey, black colobus ( Colobus satanas)
Monkey, black howler ( Alouatta pigra)
Monkey, Diana ( Cercopithecus diana)
Monkey, Guizhou snub-nosed ( Rhinopithecus brelichi)
Monkey, L'hoest's ( Cercopithecus lhoesti)
Monkey, mantled howler ( Alouatta palliata)
Monkey, Preuss' red colobus ( Procolobus preussi)
Monkey, proboscis ( Nasalis larvatus)
Monkey, red-backed squirrel ( Saimiri oerstedii)
Monkey, red-bellied ( Cercopithecus erythrogaster)
Monkey, red-eared nose-spotted ( Cercopithecus erythrotis)
Monkey, Sichuan snub-nosed ( Rhinopithecus roxellana)
Monkey, spider ( Ateles geoffroyi frontatus)
Monkey, spider ( Ateles geoffroyl panamensis)
Monkey, Tana River red colobus ( Procolobus rufomitratus)
Monkey, Tonkin snub-nosed ( Rhinopithecus avunculus)
Monkey, woolly spider ( Brachyteles arachnoides)
Monkey, yellow-tailed woolly ( Lagothrix flavicauda)
Monkey, Yunnan snub-nosed ( Rhinopithecus bieti)
Monkey, Zanzibar red colobus ( Procolobus pennantii kirki)
Mouse, Australian native ( Notomys aquilo)
Mouse, Australian native ( Zyzomys pedunculatus)
Mouse, Field's ( Pseudomys fieldi)
Mouse, Gould's ( Pseudomys gouldii)
Mouse, New Holland ( Pseudomys novaehollandiae)
Mouse, Shark Bay ( Pseudomys praeconis)
Mouse, Shortridge's ( Pseudomys shortridgei)
Mouse, smoky ( Pseudomys fumeus)
Mouse, western ( Pseudomys occidentalis)
Muntjac, Fea's ( Muntiacus feae)
Native-cat, eastern ( Dasyurus viverrinus)
Numbat ( Myrmecobius fasciatus)
Orangutan ( Pongo pygmaeus)
Oryx, Arabian ( Oryx leucoryx)
Otter, Cameroon clawless ( Aonyx congicus microdon)
Otter, giant ( Pteronura brasiliensis)
Otter, long-tailed ( Lontra longicaudis)
Otter, marine ( Lontra felina)
Otter, southern river ( Lontra provocax)
Panda, giant ( Ailuropoda melanoleuca)
Pangolin, Temnick's ground ( Manis temmincki)
Planigale, little ( Planigale ingrami subtilissima)
Planigale, southern ( Planigale tenuirostris)
Porcupine, thin-spined ( Chaetomys subspinosus)
Possum, Leadbeater's ( Gymnobelideus leadbeateri)
Possum, mountain pygmy ( Burramys parvus)
Possum, scaly-tailed ( Wyulda squamicaudata)
Prairie dog, Mexican ( Cynomys mexicanus)
Pronghorn, peninsular ( Antilocapra americana peninsularis)
Pudu ( Pudu pudu)
Puma, Costa Rican ( Puma concolor costaricensis)
Quokka ( Setonix brachyurus)
Rabbit, Ryukyu ( Pentalagus furnessi)
Rabbit, volcano ( Romerolagus diazi)
Rat, false water ( Xeromys myoides)
Rat, stick-nest ( Leporillus conditor)
Rat-kangaroo, brush-tailed ( Bettongia penicillata)
Rat-kangaroo, desert ( Caloprymnus campestris)
Rat-kangaroo, Gaimard's ( Bettongia gaimardi)
Rat-kangaroo, Lesuer's ( Bettongia lesueur)
Rat-kangaroo, Queensland ( Bettongia tropica)
Rhinoceros, black ( Diceros bicornis)
Rhinoceros, great Indian ( Rhinoceros unicornis)
Rhinoceros, Javan ( Rhinoceros sondaicus)
Rhinoceros, northern white ( Ceratotherium simum cottoni)
Rhinoceros, Sumatran ( Dicerorhinus sumatrensis)
Saiga, Mongolian ( Saiga tatarica mongolica)
Saki, southern bearded ( Chiropotes satanas satanas)
Saki, white-nosed ( Chiropotes albinasus)
Seal, Mediterranean monk ( Monachus monachus)
Seal, Saimaa ( Phoca hispida saimensis)
Seledang ( Bos gaurus)
Serow ( Naemorhedus sumatraensis)
Serval, Barbary ( Leptailurus serval constantina)
Shapo ( Ovis vignei vignei)
Shou ( Cervus elaphus wallichi)
Siamang ( Symphalangus syndactylus)
Sifakas ( Propithecus spp.)
Sloth, Brazilian three-toed ( Bradypus torquatus)
Solenodon, Cuban ( Solenodon cubanus)
Solenodon, Haitian ( Solenodon paradoxus)
Stag, Barbary ( Cervus elaphus barbarus)
Stag, Kashmir ( Cervus elaphus hanglu)
Suni, Zanzibar ( Neotragus moschatus moschatus)
Tahr, Arabian ( Hemitragus jayakari)
Tamaraw ( Bubalus mindorensis)
Tamarin, golden-rumped ( Leontopithecus spp.)
Tamarin, pied ( Saguinus bicolor)
Tamarin, white-footed ( Saguinus leucopus)
Tapir, Asian ( Tapirus indicus)
Tapir, Central American ( Tapirus bairdii)
Tapir, mountain ( Tapirus pinchaque)
Tapir, South American ( Tapirus terrestris)
Tarsier, Philippine ( Tarsius syrichta)
Tiger ( Panthera tigris)
Tiger, Tasmanian ( Thylacinus cynocephalus)
Uakari ( Cacajao spp.)
Urial ( Ovis musimon ophion)
Vicuna ( Vicugna vicugna)
Wallaby, banded hare ( Lagostrophus fasciatus)
Wallaby, brindled nail-tailed ( Onychogalea fraenata)
Wallaby, crescent nail-tailed ( Onychogalea lunata)
Wallaby, Parma ( Macropus parma)
Wallaby, western hare ( Lagorchestes hirsutus)
Wallaby, yellow-footed rock ( Petrogale xanthopus)
Whale, gray ( Eschrichtius robustus)
Wolf, maned ( Chrysocyon brachyurus)
Wombat, Queensland hairy-nosed ( Lasiorhinus krefftii)
Yak, wild ( Bos mutus)
Zebra, Grevy's ( Equus grevyi)
Zebra, Hartmann's mountain ( Equus zebra hartmannae)
Zebra, mountain ( Equus zebra zebra)

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Wouldnt it be easier to post a list of animals not endangered by mankind?

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i dont think anything can be done other than neutering and spaying all human beings at birth.

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Damn tree hugging hippie

I love animals...they're delicious!

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i dont think anything can be done other than neutering and spaying all human beings at birth.

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So whats left?

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So whats left?

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No, I won't help.

Nature takes its course, and yes, nature includes man.

I don't suppose you heard the story about the firefighters that died recently. Seems they were up against a forest fire that they couldn't quite put down, and it was beginning to pick up momentum. So they called in for emergency assistance from helicopters (the kind that dump large "buckets" of water), but there was a several hour delay before the choppers were able to show up. It seems those in charge had to debate and eventually gain permission to remove water from the river, because the river contains an endangered trout. In the mean time, the four firefighters were trapped, and died.

Story here...

And don't even get me started on the Klamath Basin.

Oh, if you planned on posting anything about endangered forests, don't. There are more trees in the US (and on Earth) than there were 250 years ago.

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I don't want to sound like an ass or anything, especially since I do care about the planet and all. I'm just wondering how this is OUR legacy? Wouldn't OUR mean Humans? So, therefore, wouldn't that mean that we are leaving our legacy by clearing out lands and so forth? Isn't that what we do? And really, how can a legacy disappear unless there is no future to carry it on?

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OK, you guys win, I shall never post another subject concerning saving the enviroment, or the animals..its just to depressing...but, I will go on caring and trying, just not here, as its useless, but thanks for listening anyway.......Gazin

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I'll help you... help you die!

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Once this college kid came to our door and handed my dad a pamplet and started to tell him about the evils of lumber companies. "Sir, they are ruining the country, they are destroying our natural resources with disregard for anything but profit. "

My dad goes "Son, I happen to work for Georgia Pacific, do you have any idea as to the size of our reforestation program?"

"um, no"

"Do you have any idea how sophisticated our forestry management program is?"

"um no"

"Thats what I thought"

*shuts door*

Although I am concerned about pollution and the fact that native fish are disappearing from the great lakes and many of the remaining ones are unsafe for consumption.

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i care. i just wanted to know the answer to my question.

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Oh, if you planned on posting anything about endangered forests, don't. There are more trees in the US (and on Earth) than there were 250 years ago.

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I don't want to sound like an ass or anything, especially since I do care about the planet and all. I'm just wondering how this is OUR legacy? Wouldn't OUR mean Humans? So, therefore, wouldn't that mean that we are leaving our legacy by clearing out lands and so forth? Isn't that what we do? And really, how can a legacy disappear unless there is no future to carry it on?

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Ass, African wild ( Equus asinus)
Oryx, Arabian ( Oryx leucoryx)

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gazin, don't get all whiny and threaten to take your thread/toys home. most of the replies here have been polite, just not what you expected. it happens.

i don't agree with you. let's debate about it. that's what a forum is about.

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I totally agree with Morgana, Gazin. It's a forum ,debate it, that is what it is here for.
Just keep in mind that tack makes idiotic posts and ignor him, A.D.H.D. was being sincere as he has genetic links to the ass and put your two cents worth in on the rest.
I find that the concern about a lot of the animals becoming extinct should be looked at on a much broader scale than it is. Not even counting the mass extinction of the ddinosaurs, the number of animals that have become extinct on this planet since life formed is an incredible number, thousandss of times the total number of life forms that exist today. Animals are going to come and go. The excelleration of the extinction of some of the species by man is lamentable but how many of them were on the decline anyway?
I do feel that any effort to intellegently slow or stop their demise is fine but one must consider that we are focusing on a very narrow band of the planet's life.

I don't agree with MstrG's post in that I have a good friend here who works with the Forest Service as a fire managerment specialist and those people, in his opinion, died form a bad call by the USFS. That flash had been PREDICTED and they sent those firefighters in there anyway.
As his article stated...

Bosworth also answered questions about whether the Forest Service should even have been tackling the blaze because of its remote location -- a question that has been raised repeatedly since the inferno, which finally was contained July 23.

The fucking USFS is famous for trying to cover up their fuckups and blaming their deaths on any delay in an ineffectual water drop is typical of them.
Those firefighters died as a result of bad fire management, NOT becauise of the Endangered Species Act interfering with their succor.

On one hand the Lumber companies have truly done a bang up job on their reforestation programs but let us keep that in perspective. They are not replanting the forest they are turning a natural forest into a tree farm. The trees they plant are meant to be harvested down the road. they do not replace all the other plant species destroyed in the logging process as they were just in the way in the first place. The companie's efforts to create meadowlands and the work they have don't to restore riprarian habitat is laudable but needs to be done on a larger scale IMO.

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Notice there are no squirrels on that list. Coincidence, I dont think so...

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IMO, discussion of gazin's topic inevitably leads to consideration of the merit/morality/legality of human population control.

Additionally, whether or not MstrG's particular example is ultimately accurate, it serves to underscore some important perceptions shared by an increasing number of people. These include:

1) Most people care and, within reason at least, will go to great lengths to help worthy causes;

2) By the same token, many people are growing increasingly weary of being hammered by countless causes;

3) People are becoming more and more cynical toward the media, advocates and special interest groups, as well, i.e., who and what to believe?

To me, the key here is analagous to the difference between a great lawyer and the rest of the pack. A great lawyer persuades. Thus, especially in the context of gazin's topic and the issues that flow forth, what good is being right if one fails to persuade? Amen.

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gazin, don't get all whiny and threaten to take your thread/toys home. most of the replies here have been polite, just not what you expected. it happens.

i don't agree with you. let's debate about it. that's what a forum is about.

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Why run off to Africa when there are so many problems in your own back yard?

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Why run off to Africa when there are so many problems in your own back yard?

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. . . I can afford it down the road...when the nipper leaves home....

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Okay, gazin'. But, what about the meantime? I'm not sassin' ya. This is a serious question. Amen.

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Debate? Debate what?

if you didn't want to debate the subject, and face opposing viewpoints, why even post this on a forum?


Whether mankind should kill off all the cool animals? I dont know how to debate this,

you're taking this way too personally. again, if you don't want to hear what people REALLY have to say, how are you ever going to "fix" the problem? i mean, if you're right, and i'm wrong, and you don't even want to take the time to intelligently explain to me why i'm wrong, how is that going to change my viewpoint?



I was under the assumption that most people cared about this problem, I find thats not the case with alot of the people here, so I was just going to stop posting these types of threads, maybe sow my few seeds in a better direction.

again, how do you expect to change anyone's mind if you run away at the first sign of opposition?

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