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Top Most Endangered Animals

May 18, 2012 By 13 Comments

PLEASE READ!!! This is one of my first installments in a big list of Top 10 videos about a wide range of topics. These pictures are public and I do NOT own these images. Rightful owners of these pictures are (in order) : – images.nationalgeographic.com – 1.bp.blogspot.com – www.treehugger.com – upload.wikimedia.org – www.mobilephonereviews.org – 2.bp.blogspot.com – images.sciencedaily.com – animal.discovery.com – www.leopard-pictures.com – forthepubliceye.files.wordpress.com The website that I used for this list and information can be found here: www.allaboutwildlife.com This is one of my first Top 10 videos and if any of you have any ideas for more Top 10 videos that you would like to see, then please comment below! Also, don’t forget to rate, comment and subscribe for more Ben Top Ten videos! Intro sound effect is made by myself using FL Studio. Music is “Background music 3″ uploaded by “FunKCX” (please check out his channel at www.youtube.com ). For any more information please PM me and I will gladly assist. This video is in no way meant to be offensive. Thank you for watching :) List of Top Most Endangered Animals: 10. Hawaiian Monk Seal 9. Chinese Giant Salamander 8. Siberian (or Amur) Tiger 7. Leatherback Sea Turtle 6. Mountain Gorilla 5. Northern Right Whale 4. Greater Bamboo Lemur 3. Javan Rhinoceros 2. Amur Leopard 1. Ivory-Billed Woodpecker Remember to check out my channel for more great videos! :)
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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Free Flying Macaw – Ingrid

May 16, 2012 By 3 Comments

Macaw owner – Neena McNulty of Glen Ellyn, Illinois has a unique experience almost daily with her Bolivian Blue-Throated Macaw named Ingrid. Whenever possible she takes the bird outdoors and sets her free to fly or perch in locations around the Chicago area. The Macaw is adaptable to a wide range of temperatures and is capable of tolerating temperatures in the teens farenheit. Ingrid is free to fly off and joining flocks of passing birds, but she chooses not to. When its time to return indoors Neena has trained her bird to fly down off her perch and take a ride back home. A rare look at a criticallly endangered bird in non traditional surroundings. Feature produced for VPNetTV.com and www.takeyourkids.org (web site available after March 15, 2011)

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Bill Lishman – Father Goose – Part 2

May 14, 2012 By 10 Comments

This was recorded off an Australian news service – about Bill Lishman – father goose. Bill Lishman used a microlight aircraft to teach endangered birds that were raised by humans to fly south to a wildlife refuge in florida.

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Saint Louis Zoo is helping horned guans in Mexico

May 10, 2012 By Leave a Comment

Saint Louis Zoo is helping horned guans in Mexico

The horned guan (or pavon) lives in the high montane pine/oak forests of southeastern Mexico and Guatemala. By the early 1930′s logging, coffee farming, and hunting had greatly reduced its numbers. Today there are only 1000-2000 birds that exist in the wild, and the pavon is listed by the IUCN as critically endangered. The Saint Louis Zoo’s WildCare Institute Center for the Horned Guan is analyzing the diets of these birds in the wild. Read more about the conservation of horned guans at www.stlzoo.org
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Native Bird Project — Huaka’i ‘Āina Ho’oilina (3/10)

May 8, 2012 By Leave a Comment

Robby Kohley and his team are working to preserve Hawai’i's native birds at the Keauhou Bird Conservation Center.

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