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10 More Animals Extinct or Endangered Because of Humans
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8:48Now PlayingOn August 12, 1883, the last known living specimen of the Quagga died, and the species became extinct. This Zebra-like critter had only the front half of its head and body striped, and unfortunately, only 1 photo of a live Quagga is known to exist. Human encroachment on the habitat of the Quagga, including European colonization of Africa, farming and fencing, and hunting led to the extinction of this nifty looking beast. We previously listed “10 Animals Extinct or Endangered Because of Humans” and today we list “10 More.” What animals would you add to the list?
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