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Eastern Lowland Gorilla
Eastern Lowland Gorilla
Facts STATUS: Critically Endangered POPULATION: Unknown SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gorilla beringei graueri HEIGHT: 4 to 5 ½ feet tall when standing on two feet WEIGHT: up to 440 pounds PatreonToken The largest
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Try Not to Laugh at the World's Funniest Dogs and Cats - Patreon Token 05
Try Not to Laugh at the World's Funniest Dogs and Cats - Patreon Token 05
Enjoy this week's funniest and cutest collection video featuring hilarious animals' daily lives. Dogs are amazing creatures. Despite their differences, they share a lot of similarities. Despite this, there
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Cross River Gorilla
Cross River Gorilla
Patreon Token Facts STATUS: Critically Endangered POPULATION: 200 to 300 individuals SCIENTIFIC NAME: Gorilla gorilla diehli HEIGHT: 4 to 5 ½ feet when standing on two feet WEIGHT: up to 440 pounds Until
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African forest elephants
African forest elephants
STATUS: Critically Endangered HEIGHT: 8-10 feet WEIGHT: 2-5 tons HABITATS: dense tropical forests Patreon Token The African forest elephant is a distant cousin of the African savanna elephant. They live
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Australia Declares Koalas an Endangered Species
Australia Declares Koalas an Endangered Species
Years of drought, fires, and habitat destruction have decimated the iconic marsupial population. Sydney, Australia —Drought, bushfires, disease, and habitat degradation have significantly reduced the numbers