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1. The numbat is a small endangered mammal. Where is it the mammal emblem?
2. In the wild this endangered animal can spend up to 16 hours per day foraging for food.
3. Spot the odd one out. Which species of tiger is not extinct?
4. Staying with the plight of the Tiger. Which species of tiger has the fewest left in the wild?
5. This endangered species is the only great ape of the Asian region and the largest of the tree dwelling primates.
6. This is the largest carnivorous marsupial left in Western Australia. There are a little over six thousand of these left in the wild.
7. This large male endangered herbivore is always solitary and has a territory of two kilometres which is marked with dung heaps and urine.
8. These endangered canines care for their sick, young and old, have a highly organised social order and have a Latin name which means "painted wolf."
9. This is one of the worlds most threatened primates. It is confined to isolated pockets of rainforest in Brazil. The pet trade has had devastating effects on its population as has habitat destruction.
10. This primate has lost 98 percent of its habitat in Indonesia. Its population is estimated at 300-2000 individuals. There are only 3 breeding pairs in captivity.
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