Examples of using Critically endangered in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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in tropical rainforests like the Amazon, including the critically endangered Amur leopard.
Ursus arctos gobiensis Conservation status Critically Endangered(IUCN 3.1) Scientific classification Kingdom:
We have recognised that only 5 per cent of these animals are critically endangered in the wild, with perhaps as few as three critically endangered mammals that are truly viable in European zoos.
Eastern Pacific leatherback turtles along the coast of Central and South America in an effort to decrease bycatch mortality of this critically endangered and….
Martinez spruce was only discovered in 1981, and is critically endangered with just two small populations, comprising a few hundred trees
Number Name Status Native Speakers Main Country 1 Uzbek language Normal 27,000,000 Uzbekistan 2 Uyghur language Normal 11,000,000 China 3 Äynu language Critically endangered 6,000 China 4 Ili Turki language Severely endangered 100 China Total Karluk languages Normal 38,000,000 Uzbekistan.
is classified as critically endangered.
The Sumatran Orangutan has been classified by the IUCN as Critically Endangered with approximately 80% of the population lost in the past 75 years mainly as a result of mass deforestation.
All rhino species are critically endangered, except the Southern white rhino, which has recovered from around 50 to over 20,000 individuals since the 1960s.
Of the world's approximately 6,500 languages, UNESCO believe that up to half are critically endangered and may pass out of use before the end of this century.
Due to overfishing, the Chinese paddlefish is critically endangered, and officially recognized by the People's Republic in 1983 to prevent fishing of paddlefish young or adults.
the IUCN Red List of Endangered Species and are both currently listed as‘Critically Endangered'- one step away from a listing of‘Extinct in the Wild.'.
Of the world's around 6,500 languages, UNESCO believe that up to half are critically endangered and may pass out of use before the end of this century.
Since 1996, the amur leopard has been classified by the IUCN as Critically Endangered with less than 70 individuals thought to exist today.
have rebounded in numbers; conversely, other species, such as the North Atlantic right whale, are critically endangered.
Yet already, this elusive and beautiful animal been deemed by the IUCN to be Critically Endangered and is one of the rarest large mammals to exist on Planet Earth.
to Ellen Degeneres' Wildlife Fund, which was established to support global conservation efforts for critically endangered species.
Since 1996, the amur leopard has been categorised by the IUCN as Critically Endangered with lower than 70 individuals thought to exist at this time.
unfortunately three species are already extinct, two are critically endangered and many more are seriously declining in numbers.
the IUCN Red List of Endangered Species, and are both now listed as"Critically Endangered"-one step away from a listing of"Extinct in the Wild.".