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lescol Age: 36 3930 days old here Total Posts: 6369 Points : 68 Location: Quetta, Pakistan Status : Offline	Subject : Nayab Janwar jo 2016 k bad dikhai nai dain gay Nayab Janwar jo 2016 k bad dikhai nai dain gay Vaquita At just 4 feet and weighing only 40kg, the Vaquita is the worlds smallest porpoise. And with only 97 left, it’s also the rarest. All remaining Vaquitas live in a corner of Mexico’s Sea of Cortez, where they are often fatally entangled in fisherman’s nets. Like no likes.
	Posted on January, 04 2016 12:30:44 PM

lescol Age: 36 3930 days old here Total Posts: 6369 Points : 68 Location: Quetta, Pakistan Status : Offline	Northern sportive lemur The northern sportive Lemur has lost 80% of its total population in under 20 years, leaving just 50 individuals to carry on the species. Its biggest threat is from illegal hunters who kill them for their meat. It’s habitat spans parts of Madagascar and isn’t part of any official protected area. Like no likes.
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lescol Age: 36 3930 days old here Total Posts: 6369 Points : 68 Location: Quetta, Pakistan Status : Offline	Hawksbill sea turtle In lest then 10 years, the population of Hawksbill sea turtles fell by 80%, depleted by years of poaching and beach developments. Despite the decline, it looks like things might become stable as poaching has decreased by 80% due to a crack down by local authorities in the Caribbean. Like no likes.
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lescol Age: 36 3930 days old here Total Posts: 6369 Points : 68 Location: Quetta, Pakistan Status : Offline	Amur leopard The Amur leopard is an extremely rare subspecies with only 6 cubs and 20 adults left in the world. They can be found in the Primorye region of Russia where it faces a whole host of threats including poaching for fur, road traffic, climate change and loss of habitat through deforestation. Its tiny population is still in decline according to the IUCN. Like no likes.
	Posted on January, 04 2016 12:34:49 PM

lescol Age: 36 3930 days old here Total Posts: 6369 Points : 68 Location: Quetta, Pakistan Status : Offline	Blue-throated macaw The Blue-throated Macaw is critical endangered due to the rise in international pet trade. Despite Bolivia banning live exports of parrots, deforestation continues to be a threat to the 120 remaining survivors. Like no likes.
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Mountain gorilla

There are only 300 Mountain Gorillas left in the wild. Found in Uganda, they are threatened by hunting and in recent years have fallen victim to armed conflict between rival factions, Over a quarter of wild Mountain Gorillas live in Virunga where their rocky relationship with people, including the ever looming threat of oil drilling is a real cause for concern.

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lescol Age: 36 3930 days old here Total Posts: 6369 Points : 68 Location: Quetta, Pakistan Status : Offline	Sumatran elephant According to the IUCN, the Sumatran elephant has lost nearly 70 percent of its potential habitat since 1985, this has resulted in conflicts with local communities that result in relocation or death. Combined with the rise in ivory poaching and things are looking rather bleak for the endangered elephant. Like no likes.
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lescol Age: 36 3930 days old here Total Posts: 6369 Points : 68 Location: Quetta, Pakistan Status : Offline	Nene goose The Nene Goose is native to Hawaii where the population has shrunk from 25,000 to just 30! The Nene Goose was declared an endangered species in 1967, but despite numerous breeding programs the population still remains perilously close to extinction. Like no likes.
	Posted on January, 04 2016 12:40:24 PM

lescol Age: 36 3930 days old here Total Posts: 6369 Points : 68 Location: Quetta, Pakistan Status : Offline	Giraffe Giraffes aren’t usually cited as being at risk, but they probably should be. There were over 140k wild giraffes in 1999, now there are less than 80,000 – a 43% decline in less than 15 years. Poachers, climate change and loss of agriculture are all responsible for the decline in numbers. Like no likes.
	Posted on January, 04 2016 12:41:35 PM

FarhanHassan Age: 32 4204 days old here Total Posts: 4685 Points : 3092 Location: jand,Attock, Pakistan Status : Offline	Earth has lost half of its wildlife in the past 40 years, says WWF Species across land, rivers and seas decimated as humans kill for food in unsustainable numbers and destroy habitats Like no likes.
	Posted on January, 04 2016 09:12:44 PM

FarhanHassan Age: 32 4204 days old here Total Posts: 4685 Points : 3092 Location: jand,Attock, Pakistan Status : Offline	100,000 Elephants Killed by Poachers in Just Three Years, Landmark Analysis Finds Central Africa has lost 64 percent of its elephants in a decade. Like no likes.
	Posted on January, 04 2016 09:15:21 PM

FarhanHassan Age: 32 4204 days old here Total Posts: 4685 Points : 3092 Location: jand,Attock, Pakistan Status : Offline	One of the largest mass elephant slaughters in decades took place in Bouba Ndjidah National Park, Cameroon, in 2012. Armed with grenades and AK-47s, poachers killed more than 300. Like no likes.
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I personally believe that most animals (except maybe those that live a long time, like >3 years) probably have lives not worth living, because I would trade away several years of life to avoid the pain of the average death in the wild, and this is assuming that even their lives are net positive (which is dubious in view of cold, hunger, disease, fear of predators, and all the rest).

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