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Endanger ed & Extinc t Specie s By: Maria n n e Trejos & Sofia Debbiche Science Dep artment

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Endangered & Extinct Species. By: Marianne Trejos & Sofia Debbiche. Science Department. D. Animals. 4. 1. Puma. Endangered. Costa. in. Rica. Puma. About the Puma:. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Endangered& ExtinctSpeciesBy: Marianne Trejos & Sofia DebbicheScience Department

So there are the rules.1

Presentations are a powerful communication medium.

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For more than 20 years, Duarte has developed presentations3

Dto launch products, 4

align employees, 5

increase company value,6

and propel7

global causes.8

Animals4

Along the way weve discovered9

EndangeredinRicaCostaPuma1five simple rules for creating world-changing presentations.10PumaAbout the Puma:Common Name: PumaScientific Name: felis concolorHabitat: Pumas live in a variety of habitats; ranging from North to South America. In Costa Rica they live in the tropical Rain Forest Threats: Throughout the world, pumas are endangered species. They have been hunted for their furs for centuries. They also compete for the same food sources as humans do. Where pumas are eliminated, populations of prey animals (such as deer) get too big for the land to accommodate. As prey numbers increase, vegetation is soon overgrazed. As adequate food supplies diminish, deer and other prey animals starve at massive levels. At the human level, animals that were once eaten by pumas and other predators destroy crops. If the world were to lose the puma it would have impacts all over the world.Approximate population: Worldwide: 30,000Protective Measures: - To create land reserves for them to live on.- Create laws for the prevention of hunting

Give them those things in a clear, easily understandable way12

GeoffroysSpiderMonkeyendangeredin Costa Rica2

The second rule is: Spread ideas and move people.13Geoffroys Spider MonkeyAbout Geoffroys Spider MonkeyCommon Name: Geoffroys Spider MonkeyScientific Name: ateles geoffroyiHabitat: Spider monkeys are found on the coasts of lowland rain- and mountain forests. They are mostly found in Panama, Costa Rica & Nicaragua.Threats: They are hunted by humans, habitat loss, and are captured for trade. They also have slow reproductive systems.Measures to protect it:- create nature reserves- reestablish habitathabitat preservation Approximate Population: There is no exact number, but the population decreases each year.

Thinking of your slides as digital scenery,15Snow Endangeredinthe worldLeopard3

The next rule is: Help them see what you are saying.16Snow LeopardAbout Snow LeopardCommon Name: Snow LeopardScientific Name: Panthera UnciaHabitat: the Snow Leopard lives in rocky mountain sides, shrub lands, grasslands and alpine plateaus at altitudes of about 9,000 to 12,000 feet. Today they are only found in the countries of Afghanistan, Bhutan, China, India, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Nepal, Pakistan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.Threats: the illegal trading and revenge killing by livestock owners. They are traded for their pelts, bones and body parts. Lately there has been an increase in leopard bones as a substitute for tiger bones in traditional Chinese medicine as illegal trade of tiger parts has been more strictly enforced. There is also loss of habitat, and a decrease un food supply. Measures to protect:To refuse to buy any product derived from Snow LeopardsTo encourage others not to buy traditional Chinese medicine made from Snow Leopard bones or other body partsTo donate money to organizations helping snow leopardApproximate population: there are approximately from 4,00 to 7,000 snow leopards in the wild, and 600-700 in zoos

your presentation will not only hold their attention,18

Baijis DolphinExtinctWorld

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Rule number 4: Practice design, not decoration.19Baiji DolphinAbout Baiji DolphinName: Baijis DolphinScientific Name: lipotes vexilliterLast Sighting: 2002. It is said that in 2006 there was a sighting of one of these dolphin.Habitat: this dolphin used to live in fresh water only, and was commonly found in the Yangtze River, in China. Reasons for Extinction: The decline in the Baiji dolphin population is attributed to a variety of factors including overfishing, boat traffic, habitat loss, pollution and poaching. Deemed "the goddess of the river," the dolphin's skin was highly valuable and used to make gloves and handbags.

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