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Two young orangutans play. Orangutans are endangered and their population is falling due to deforestation.A mother and cub sleep. Polar Bears are a species greatly affected by climate change. As ice melts, they are forced to swim great distances to hunt.

A young cheetah learns to climb. Cheetahs are the fastest land animal on the planet. The cheetah is a victim habitat destruction.A baby African Elephant plays in the water. While male baby elephants weigh around 500 pounds, they will mature into the largest land mammal on Earth. They often weigh over 20,000 pounds.

A young Waddlebird, or Kiwibird, scopes out its surrondings. Waddle- birds are native to only New Zealand. Waddle- birds are endangered.A very young gorilla poses for the camera. Gorillas are now endangered due to the bushmeat trade and habitat destruction. Home3 YearsContest VotingAnimalsHow We HelpEndangerment Rating ScaleAcres ProtectedFAQLeopardContactCats of the WildAfricaAsiaBactrian CamelEmperor PenguinGorillaGreat White SharkGiant PetrelMorelets Tree FrogPower BirdsWandering AlbatrossBlack RhinocerosThe AmericasGolden EaglePhilippine EagleMonarch ButterflyMandrill MonkeyMonkeyCougarWhaleBlue WhaleFin WhaleSperm WhaleCheetahTigerSiberian TigerBengal TigerSouth China TigerSumatran TigerElephantAsian ElephantAfrican ElephantBonoboSilvery GibbonBisonDonateBornean OrangutanWolverineLeatherback TurtleGiant PandaTasmanian DevilCalifornia CondorRed DeerAusrailian Sea LionParma WallabyBlack StiltDorca GazelleSubantarctic Fur SealAround the WorldTanzaniaAcadia MaineMarseille FranceBuenos Aires ArgentinaLondon EnglandSF CaliforniaAustrailiaEuropeAntarcticaOceansKiwiBirdSite-MapSan Luis ObispoCopenhagenCordobaSeascapeFlorenceDubrovnikSo FarSintra PortugalAthens GreeceAlaskaPatagoniaLong BeachWashington DCJamaicaRio de JaneiroThe Waddlebird StoryGuatemalaLake DistrictSponsorshipsAustraliaSouth Africa