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Endangered Animals Classification Poster
A poster explaining each of the classifications for endangered or extinct animals.
Print this Endangered Animals Classification Poster out and display it in your classroom when studying endangered animals.
Information includes:
When the numbers of a species of animal become very low, they face the risk of becoming extinct.
Extinct means that there are no more animals in a species left, or that no living animal has been found for over 50 years.
Critically Endangered indicates that a species is facing an extremely high risk of being extinct very soon.
Endangered means that a species is in danger of becoming extinct.
Vulnerable means that a species is not yet classified as endangered, but numbers are
continuing to drop.
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