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    ENDANGERED

    ANIMALS

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    Andean condor
    • Current status of the andean condor:

    For thousands of years it has been a sacred and honored animal by the
    Andean peoples of Latin America. The number of mature individuals of this
    species in the year two thousand seventeen was about six thousand seven
    hundred and at present its population has decreased.
    The Andean condor, as its name indicates, lives in the Andean mountain
    range, in the peaks and mountains at altitudes ranging from 2000 to 5000
    meters above sea level.
    causes of condor endangerment
    • Their reproduction is very slow.
    • They do not reproduce until they are ten years old.
    • Each pair has only one offspring every two years.
    • Contamination of the atmosphere, water, etc. As a result, this species
    suffers losses and migrates.
    • Death by poisoning.
    • Trophy hunting.
    Characteristics of the andean condor
    • It is the largest flying bird in the world.
    • It can weigh up to fifteen kilos and measure one mater in height.
    • It is scavenger bird.
    • Can live up to fifty-five to seventy year.
    • His plumage is black and White.
    ¿how many meters do you think the
    wingspen of the condor is?
    • a) two meters
    • b) four meters
    • c) three meters
    It can have a wingspen of up to three meters when it opens its wings.
    ¿what happens if the condor becomes
    extinct?
    • the ecosystem where this species usually lives would be unbalanced.
    • there would be more accumulation of carrion.
    • there would be a fire of infections.
    how we can help the condor not to become
    extinct
    • Educating the population not to hunt condors
    • To make its importance known, due to its ecological role and ancestral culture.
    • Financially support volunteers and conservation programs for the species.
    • At the end of the 80's, efforts to conserve this bird began, in which some chicks
    were taken and then raised in California and reintroduced in the Andes.
    • At present, chicks are still being bred in captivity with the help of organizations
    and then released into their natural habitat.
    THE ARMADILLO
    • Armadillos live in almost
    all areas: plains, hills,
    deserts, and humid
    forests. They are not only
    found in swamps or very
    cold areas.
    Armadillo Characteristics:
    • 1. It has a shield or shell that allows it to roll up like a sphere.
    • 2. It has a long tail.
    • 3. Its legs are short, but with claws, which allows it to make
    holes in the ground.
    • where it lives or takes refuge.
    • 4. Its tongue is thin in the shape of a pointed spear.
    • 5. His teeth are cylindrical in shape and very small, which
    according to studies do not have enamel.
    Causes of the danger of extinction of the
    armadillo:
    • 1. Excessive hunting for the use of its meat.
    • 2. The use of its blood in traditional medicine.
    • 3. Hunting for its shell, for the manufacture of buckets,
    boxes and charangos.
    • 4. The greatest threat is deforestation that affects its
    habitat, putting this unique species in Peru in danger of
    extinction.
    What if the armadillo goes extinct?
    • It is very important to understand that
    every time a species disappears, an
    imbalance is generated in its
    ecosystem, causing the death of
    other animals or the overpopulation
    of another species, which causes the
    space where these beings interact to
    undergo great changes that can even
    affect us. US.
    How can we help the armadillo?
    • If you want to help the armadillo to
    continue beautifying forests around the
    world, denounce any type of damage
    suffered by this species, including
    indiscriminate hunting, avoid the felling
    and burning of forests, which is one of
    the causes of death of millions of
    animals every year.

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