What's the most endangered species in the world?

Question

What's the most endangered species in the world?

Answer 1

This is a really cool question, but almost impossible to answer.  The South Chinese Tiger (pointed out earlier here) is an excellent example.  So are some of the other animals mentioned.

Yet we are daily discovering new species around the globe and know so little about them, let alone their numbers.  Last month some rather stunning video of what might be the "Loch Ness Monster" hit the media outlets creating a stir.  What if there are just two of "these" there in Scotland?  I know this is really reaching, but does merit a mention.

More anchored in the realm of reality might me the Tasmania Tiger.  Thought to be extinct since 1930 (the last survivor died in a Hobart zoo in 1933), a pair of biologists snapped off two quick pictures of what many believe to be a Tasmanian Tiger in 2006.  While not the best quality, the pictures lend promise that this wild remote island animal might be fighting a successful last stand.

Lets hope so.

Answer 2

White Tigers. and kind people

Answer 3

I would probably have to say the Yangtze dolphin which hasn't been seen since 2004. The last time the species was spotted there were less than twelve left but currently they can't find any so it is believed that they are extinct. Before they could be found in the Yangtze River in China but the Chinese practically killed them all by polluting the river and doing other terrible things to them.

Answer 4

White Alligators

Answer 5

Probably humans.

Answer 6

I would have to go with The Panda

Answer 7

people in general,sinners more specific,if the bible is true,but the good news is[everyone who calls on the name of the lord will be saved]it says that 2. that name as we know it is j----.

Answer 8

polite children!!!

Answer 9

the dead ones.

Answer 10

Try the dozen or so species in the Rainforest that go extinct EVERY SINGLE DAY.

Other than that. White Rhinos and Black Rhinos.

Answer 11

real honest-to-goodness old-fashioned gentlemen

Answer 12

Real, uninhibited, intelligent, funny, conversational, witty, well-dressed male!

Answer 13

The Black Rhino

Since 1970, the Black Rhino population, native to southern and east Africa, has declined by 90% to less than 3,000. They are killed primarily for their horns. Trade of Rhinos has been banned for more than twenty years. Although having banned trading of the species, there still continues to be a great demand for Rhino parts.

Answer 14

Humans.  These creatures are just so self destructive.

Answer 15

South Chinese tiger. There are only about 20-40 left in the wild.

Answer 16

The human species is the most endangered. They have wars, pollution, plagues ect. They are the top predators as well....not only do they prey on most lifeforms on the planet but they also prey on their own kind. But don't get me wrong, humans also have art poetry music  and in some cases a deep understanding and love for all things, we are a case study in duality. My two cents...

Answer 17

pandas

Answer 18

Panda or tigers

Answer 19

tiger as u askd spicies

Answer 20

Mankind! (more correctly womankind, being they have a rather leading role in species perpetuation)

We're the only species that kills itself for reasons other than survival, food, overpopulation, or protection!  Can you imagine the ramifications of declaring man an endangered species?  Except for there being a rather large number of us of course.  

CS

Answer 21

I think it's the white rhino. I just read the other day that only 2 were left, and one was just recently shot.

Answer 22

Honest Politicians