Snow leopards are endangered, because people hunt them for their fur to make carpets and sweaters. Their paws are big, so they can walk in deep snow.  A snow leopard's fur changes from brown spotted to white. This helps them protect and blend with their environment.

By: James

Koalas live in the forest and they are herbivores, also known as plant eaters. They like gum leaves.  They don't need water, because the gum leaves have enough for them. They are covered in thick, fluffy fur. Koalas are one of the softest animals in the world. They are endangered, because people are cutting down trees, to expand their homes.

By: Sophia

Elephants are endangered, because there is not enough food for them. People are using their habitat to build buildings and make roads. This makes it so elephants have less space to live. When elephants are born, they weigh 200 pounds. Newborn elephants are called calves. They drink their mother's milk until they are four of five years old.

By: Blen

The artic fox is endangered, because of climate changes, predators, habitat loss, and rising sea levels from melting ice. The artic fox  lives in extreme weather conditions. Fox babies are called pups.  Some litters even have more than 10 pups. Newborn pups stay close to their mom. She keeps them warm and fed. 

By: Lyla

Chimpanzees are endangered because they are losing their habitat, catching diseases, and humans are hunting them. Chimpanzees are like monkeys. They  live in tropical forests and woodlands around the savannahs in Africa. They like to hang out in trees to stay away from predators. They have long arms to swing in the trees. They have short legs and do not have tails.

By:  Raelee

Lions live mostly in Africa. They are cats that live in groups called prides. They prefer cooler weather and are more active at night. During the day, they rest in the sun hiding in the grasslands. Lions hunt zebras.  Lions are endangered, because of their habitat is being taken over, so they have  less food.

By: Amarie

Monkeys hang on trees and are spread around many areas of the world mostly in rainforests. Many monkeys are at risk and will disappear if we do not take better care of them. Monkeys are endangered, because humans are taking over their habitat to build houses, farm on the land, and to capture monkeys. Monkeys show kindness by grooming each other.

By:  Alesha

The giant panda is black and white. Giant pandas lives in China's rainforest. It is endangered, because of poachers  hunting them. Their fur 

keeps them warm in the 

winter.  Pandas eats bamboo. 

Pandas get disease and starvation. The giant panda is the number one endangered animal.

By:  Roxanne

Polar Bear have sharp claws  and sharp teeth so that they can fight predators and protect themselves.  They have white, fluffy fur  and a lot of blubber  to help keep them warm in the cold.  But, polar bears are endangered because of global warming is making the sea ice melt, so the polar bears are having trouble catching food like seals.  

By: Robert

Tigers have long hairs around their neck and have unique stripes. They have long tails, big paws with sharp claws, and are 

fierce cats .  

Tigers are 

endangered

 because people are 

hunting them 

for their fur.  

By: Olivia

Kangaroos are mammals that live in the grasslands.  They are herbivores, which means they eat plants. They can escape their predators, because they have long legs to jump fast. Kangaroos have a pouch to carry their baby joey.   They are endangered, because of people taking over their habitat.

By: Sador

Wolfs are endangered, because of the loss of their habitat and people are hunting them.   Wolves are carnivores, they eat meat. Wolves live in packs. A leader of the pack guides and protect them. Wolves have thick fur to stay warm during the winter. They have strong bodies to run fast and sharp claws and teeth.  

By: Salvador