Jun 27, 2025
BY: ET OnlineFound in tropical waters, this turtle is hunted for its shell. Pollution and coral reef loss also threaten its survival.
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Fewer than 350 remain. Ship strikes, fishing nets, and ocean noise pollution are driving this whale toward extinction.
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Once common in European waters, the Angelshark is now critically endangered due to bottom trawling and habitat destruction.
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The world’s rarest marine mammal, this tiny porpoise from Mexico’s Gulf of California may vanish within years due to illegal fishing nets.
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This ancient species faces extinction due to habitat loss, overharvesting, and pollution in East Asia’s coastal zones.
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A coral reef dweller, it’s endangered from overfishing and illegal live reef fish trade in Southeast Asia.
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Though protected globally, some blue whale populations remain critically low due to past whaling and current ocean noise pollution.
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The world’s rarest sea turtle, it’s critically endangered due to habitat loss, shrimp trawling, and climate-driven nesting disruptions along Gulf coasts.
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