Special Report
Animals Likely to Go Extinct Due to Climate Change
June 13, 2018 10:30 pm
Last Updated: January 11, 2020 10:22 pm
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21. Sei Whale
> Conservation status: Endangered
> Habitat: Ocean
> Geographic region: Southern Chile, Arctic, Galápagos Islands, Coral Triangle, Gulf of California, and Coastal East Africa
> Population: 12,000
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22. Tiger
> Conservation status: Endangered
> Habitat: Tropical rainforests, evergreen forests, temperate forests, mangrove swamps, grasslands, and savannas
> Geographic region: Russian Far East, Thailand, India, Malaysia
> Population: 3,890
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23. Whooping Crane
> Conservation status: Endangered
> Habitat: Wetlands
> Geographic region: Canada and United States
> Population: 483
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24. Galapagos Penguin
> Conservation status: Endangered
> Habitat: Ocean
> Geographic region: Galápagos Islands
> Population: 1,800-4,700
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25. Fin Whale
> Conservation status: Endangered
> Habitat: Ocean
> Geographic region: Gulf of California, Coral Triangle, Arctic
> Population: 50,000-90,000
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