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Top Most Endangered Animals

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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Endangered Whooping Cranes

Only a few hundred whooping cranes exist in the entire world. Tommy Moore will take you on a boat ride to photograph them up close. (#1126, 3/28/09)

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Bonus: The Endangered Albatross

Bonus: The Endangered Albatross

Join National Geographic photographer Frans Lanting as he documents the plight of the albatross, one of the largest flying birds on Earth.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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The Endangered Yellow Eyed Penguins of New Zealand

A look at one of the worlds rarest penguins. Filmed at Bushy Beach, Oamaru, Otago, South Island in 2001

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First ever footage of Critically Endangered Cape Parrot feeding in the high canopy

The Cape Parrot (Poicephalus robustus) is the most endangered bird in South Africa, and the most endangered parrot in Africa. There are less than 1000 remaining in the wild, restricted to small Afromontane forest patches along the south coast of Souh Africa. We are working everyday to save this iconic parrot species from extinction. We are currently battling an outbreak of Psittacine Beak and Feather Disease that is moving through the wild population. Please join us in the Cape Parrot Project group on Facebook and help save this African parrot in peril… Dr. Steve Boyes Wild Bird Trust Percy FitzPatrick Institute of African Ornithology