ENDANGERED ANIMALS

AYE-AYE

• The aye-aye is a lemur.
• The average life span of the aye-aye is 10-20 years
• Their population is decreasing
• The estimated population size is 1,000-10,000

KOMODO DRAGON

• The Komodo dragon is a large species of lizard.
• The average life span is 30 or more years.
• Their population is not increasing but it's not decreasing either.
• Their population sits at 3,000-5,000.

KAKAPO

• The kakapo is a ground-dwelling parrot.
• Their average life span is 95 years.
• Their population was not increasing for a long time until 2011 where their population increased by 130 chicks hatching.
• Their population is at 130 now.

YANGTZE RIVER DOLPHIN

• The Yangtze River dolphin is the rarest freshwater dolphin only found in China.
• The life expectancy of the Yangtze River Dolphin is 22 years.
• The population of the Yangtze River Dolphin is 0.

AMAZONIAN MANATEE

• The Amazonian Manatee is only found in the Amazonian basin in Brazil.
• The life expectancy of the Amazonian Manatee is up to 60 years.
• The population of the Amazonian Manatee is decreasing.
• The population is undetermined.