GITNUX MARKETDATA REPORT 2024
Statistics About The Most Recently Extinct Animal
The most recently extinct animal is the northern white rhinoceros, with only two remaining individuals as of 2019.
In this post, we explore a sobering reality as we take a closer look at some of the most recently extinct animals on our planet. From the majestic Bluebuck, last seen in the late 18th century, to the tragic fate of the Po’ouli bird in 2004, these statistics highlight the pressing issue of biodiversity loss and the urgent need for conservation efforts.
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"Bluebuck last seen in the late 18th century, extinction,"
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"Po’ouli bird extinction in 2004,"
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"Yunnan lake newt last seen in 1979, extinction declared in 2004,"
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"Javan tiger extinction in the 1990s,"
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"Carolina parakeet extinction in 1918,"
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"Western Black Rhinoceros extinction in 2011,"
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"Pinta Island tortoise extinction in 2012,"
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"Yangtze River dolphin declared functionally extinct in 2006,"
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"Spix's Macaw extinction in the wild in 2019,"
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"Northern white rhinoceros functionally extinct in 2018,"
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"Pyrenean ibex extinction in 2000,"
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"Bramble Cay melomys extinction in 2016,"
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"Guam kingfisher extinct in the wild since 1986 but remains in captivity,"
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"Cryptic Treehunter extinction in 1998,"
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"Formosan clouded leopard extinction in 2013,"
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"Liverpool pigeon extinction last confirmed sighting in 1928,"
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"Chinese paddlefish declared extinct in 2020,"
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"Christmas Island pipistrelle extinction in 2009,"
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"Alaotra grebe declared extinct in 2010,"
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"Miss Waldron's red colobus monkey last seen in 1978, extinction declared in 2000,"
Jannik Lindner
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