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Czerwona lista IUCN

Każde zwierzę w serwisie ze statusem na Czerwonej liście IUCN — i te, które nigdy nie zostały ocenione: 296 z 1698. Brak oceny nie znaczy, że gatunkowi nic nie grozi; po prostu nikt jeszcze tego nie sprawdził.

329
vulnerable, endangered or critical
72
critically endangered
296
not yet assessed
Every assessed animal on Earth98,259 species with a Red List assessment
Extinct8240.8%Extinct in the wild37<0.1%Critically endangered4,4354.5%Endangered7,3867.5%Vulnerable7,4717.6%Near threatened5,6445.7%Least concern55,60157%Data deficient16,86117%
The animals on this site1698 animals
Extinct19Extinct in the wild6Critically endangered72Endangered113Vulnerable144Near threatened105Least concern925Data deficient15Not evaluated3Not yet assessed296

Both bars show shares of their own total, so the shapes compare even though one counts 98,259 animals and the other 1698. Of the world’s assessed animals, 20% are vulnerable, endangered or critical; of the assessed animals here, 23%.

Where to actually look

Everyone already knows about the tiger

The famous endangered animals are famous partly because they are endangered. These six are in the same trouble or worse, and almost nobody reads about them. The number under each is how many people look it up on Wikipedia in a month — for comparison, the axolotl gets 134,426.

All 1698 animals

“Looked up” is how often people read about the animal on Wikipedia each month. The arrow shows which way the IUCN says the population is heading at its last assessment.

The 296 nobody has assessed yet

17% of the animals here

Most are simply waiting their turn; a few may be on the Red List under a name we couldn’t match to ours. Either way, no news isn’t good news.

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Crab-eating macaque
Macaca fascicularis
EndangeredPrimates
ClassMammalia
OrderPrimates
Body mass4.57 kg
Wyszukiwania561 views/mo
Population trend↓ Decreasing

species of mammal

Adapted from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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