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Endangered and Extinct Mammals Jennifer Boothroyd For Maddie -J - photo 1
Endangered
and Extinct
Mammals
Jennifer Boothroyd
For Maddie -J B Copyright 2014 by Lerner Publishing Group Inc All rights - photo 2
For Maddie
-J. B.
Copyright 2014 by Lerner Publishing Group, Inc.
All rights reserved. International copyright secured. No part of this book may be reproduced,
stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any meanselectronic, mechanical,
photocopying, recording, or otherwisewithout the prior written permission of Lerner Publishing
Group, Inc., except for the inclusion of brief quotations in an acknowledged review.
Lerner Publications Company
A division of Lerner Publishing Group, Inc.
241 First Avenue North
Minneapolis, MN 55401 U.S.A.
Website address: www.lernerbooks.com
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Boothroyd, Jennifer, 1972-
Endangered and extinct mammals / by Jennifer Boothroyd.
pages cm. (Lightning bolt booksAnimals in danger)
Includes index.
ISBN 978-1-4677-1329-0 (lib. bdg. : alk. paper)
ISBN 978-1-4677-2496-8 (eBook)
1. Rare mammalsJuvenile literature. 2. Extinct mammalsJuvenile literature. 3. Endangered
speciesJuvenile literature. I. Title.
QL706.8.B66 2014
599.168dc
232013013614
Manufactured in the United States of America
1 PC 12/31/13
Table of Contents Helping Endangered Mammals What You Can Do A - photo 3
Table of Contents

Helping Endangered
Mammals

What You
Can Do

A Remarkable
Recovery

Mammals Mammals are warm -blooded animals Female mammals feed their - photo 4
Mammals
Mammals are warm -blooded
animals. Female mammals
feed their young with milk.
Most mammals have
fur or hair.
Mammals live all around the world Some are in trouble They are - photo 5
Mammals live all around the
world. Some are in trouble.
They are endangered.
Pandas are endangered.
That means they are in
danger of dying out.
Endangered Mammals Asian elephants are some of the largest mammals on - photo 6
Endangered
Mammals
Asian elephants are some of
the largest mammals on land.
Their trunks are very strong.
Male elephants can
weigh 11,900 pounds
(5,400 kilograms).
Asianelephantsareendangered Hunting endangered animals is against the - photo 7

Asianelephantsareendangered.

Hunting
endangered
animals is
against
the law .
People used to hunt
elephants for their tusks.
Long -nosed bats live in Mexico They are in trouble Bats live in - photo 8
Long -nosed bats live in
Mexico. They are
in trouble.
Bats live in
caves in the
desert.
The bats have long tongues They use them to eat nectar from flowers - photo 9
The bats have long tongues.
They use them to eat
nectar from flowers.
Bats look for
food at night.
Endangered Ganges dolphins live in the rivers of India and Nepal This - photo 10
Endangered Ganges dolphins
live in the rivers of India and
Nepal.
This Ganges dolphin swims on its side It drags a flipper to stir up - photo 11
This Ganges dolphin
swims on its side. It
drags a flipper to
stir up small fish.
Ganges dolphins use their
long beaks to find food at
the bottom of the river.
African wild dogs have bushy tails They have large ears These animals - photo 12
African wild dogs have bushy
tails. They have large ears.
These animals
are in danger of
dying out.
Animals in packs work together The wild dogs live in packs They hunt - photo 13
Animals in packs
work together.
The wild dogs live in packs.
They hunt antelope and zebras.
This endangered pangolin lives on the Asian island of Java It digs burrows - photo 14
This endangered pangolin lives
on the Asian island of Java.
It digs burrows underground.
This Malayan
pangolin uses
its long tongue
to eat ants.
Most mammals have hair or fur Pangolins have scales People hunt them for - photo 15
Most mammals have hair or fur.
Pangolins have scales.
People hunt them for their scales.
Pangolins roll up
when in danger.
Extinct Mammals Smilodons died out ten thousand years ago Some - photo 16
Extinct
Mammals
Smilodons
died out ten
thousand
years ago.
Some mammals have completely
died out.
They are extinct.
Smilodons are an extinct mammal.
Smilodons are also called saber- toothed cats They had long pointed - photo 17
Smilodons are
also called
saber- toothed
cats.
They had
long, pointed
teeth.
Smilodons two
biggest teeth
were to
inches (20 to
centimeters) long.
The Indricotherium died out million years ago These are the largest land - photo 18
The Indricotherium died out
million years ago.
These are the
largest land mammals
ever found.
Indricotherium were twice as tall as elephants Indricotherium were more - photo 19
Indricotherium were twice as
tall as elephants.
Indricotherium were
more than feet
(5.5 meters) tall.
Sea cows were more than feet long 9 m They weighed 22000 pounds - photo 20
Sea cows were more
than feet long (9 m).
They weighed 22,000
pounds (9,980 kg).
Sea cows were huge
water mammals.
Sea cows didnt have teeth They ate seaweed and kelp Sea cows went - photo 21
Sea cows didnt have teeth.
They ate seaweed and kelp.
Sea cows went
extinct in 1768.
Desert bandicoots lived in Australia They ate insects and plants Desert - photo 22
Desert bandicoots lived in
Australia. They ate insects
and plants.
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