Can you name as many critically endangered species on the verge of extinction?

Question

If you can name me a species which is crictically endangered and how many are left that would be great

Answer 1

Doormouse (45,000 left which is a massive decline),

Scottish Wildcat (possibly just a few hundred left), Barn Owl

(few thousand left), Cuckoo (a brief summer visitor from Africa but in radical decline as are those other celebrated summer visiting birds Swifts, Swallows and House Martins),

Thrush (numbers declined by three quarters since the 1950s),

Common House Sparrow (massive decline - completely disappeared from many areas). With birds its hard to give figures unless there are so few left they can be literally counted, Skylarks, Bitterns (there may only be 20 breeding pairs left in the U.K.) The sad truth is that modern farming with

mega fields, pesticides and disappearing hedgerows and ponds have not served wildlife well in Britain. Migrating birds

are often shot on their way over Europe from Africa to Britain.

Its not quite all bad news. Raptors such as Buzzards, Red Kites and Peregrine Falcons seem to be doing well and have recovered well from virtual extinction in the 1960s. Members of the Crow Family like the Crow,Jay and Magpie

have colonised suburban parks and gardens with great success. Deer Numbers have increased massively almost everywhere. One of the greatest declines of all is in people, the sort of people who care for and nurture the natural landscape and its unique wildlife. I fear that out of a population of 60 million in the U.K., there are just a few thousand left.

Answer 2

black rhinos-2700 left in wild

Answer 3

Whte Tigers

Black Rhinos

Sea Turtles

Polar bears

Elephants are becoming more endangered

Also a type of bird with spikes on its head.

Answer 4

There is the "Red list" somewhere on the net

Here I found it for you;

http://www.iucnredlist.org/search/search...

Answer 5

Mountain Gorillas.  About 700.

Answer 6

The African Wild Dog-population was once around 500,000 but it's now less than 3000.

Even worse off is the Amur Leopard-less than 40 left in the wild.

Answer 7

Land Animals

                           Saiga Antelope

                           Red-Shanked Douc Langur

                           Ethiopian Wolf

                            Corsican Snail

                      South American Marshdeer

Land and Water Animals

                           Torrent Tree Frog

                            Asian Three-Striped Box Turtle

                            Luschan's Salamander

Water Animals

                              Slender Seahorse

                               Eastern Cape Rocky

                               Smalltooth Sawfish

                               Fine-lined pocketbook

Flying Animals

                               Wandering Albatross

                                Forest Owlet

Answer 8

In the late 1950's there were 1000 gray whales left, today there are less than 100.

Answer 9

white tigers

lion faced tamarins

sea horses

black bucks

thats all I could remember right now will reply again when I remember more

Answer 10

White tigers im sure :(  Don't know how many though sorry