1. Endangered Species
By Jane Jasmine Saword

2. ABRONIA ANZUETOI aka Anzuetoi Arboreal Alligator Lizard
THREATEND (VULNERABLE)
Certain areas in South America and North America
Lives in high altitude montain forests
Tree dwelling lizard
Affected by deforestation and land mines
ABRONIA ANZUETOI aka Anzuetoi Arboreal Alligator Lizard

3. ALOUATTA PIGRA aka Black Howler Monkey
ENDANGERED
Species will experience a decline of 60%
2003 it was first listed
Found in only Mexico, Belize and Guatemala (Protected Areas)
Lives in rainforests and riparian areas and swaps
Affected by deforestation, hunting and disease
ALOUATTA PIGRA aka Black Howler Monkey

4. CRAUGASTOR ANGELICUS aka Angel Robber Frog
CRITICALLY ENDANGERED
Listed because of concerning population decrease of over 80%
Increasing number of the species ‘disappering’
Sought to be possibly extinct in Costa Rica
Lives in tropical, montane forests near water banks
It is nocturnal
CRAUGASTOR ANGELICUS aka Angel Robber Frog

5. VANVOORSTIA BENNETTIANA aka Bennett’s Seaweed
EXTINCT
Only found in two locations in the world within Austrialia
Affected by population growth and pollution
South Wales Clean Waters Act in 1972
VANVOORSTIA BENNETTIANA aka Bennett’s Seaweed

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