GENEVA - A rare Panamanian tree frog, a rodent from Madagascar and two lizards found only in the Philippines are among over 17,000 species threatened with extinction, a leading environmental group said Tuesday.
The Rabb's fringe-limbed tree frog, only discovered four years ago, is one of 1,895 amphibian species that could soon disappear from the wild because of deforestation and infection, the International Union for Conservation of Nature said.
The Switzerland-based group surveyed 47,677 animals and plants for this year's "Red List" of endangered species, determining that 17,291 of them are at risk of extinction.
GLOBAL WARMING:for all non-believers here`s some exclusive data-
Average Global Temperature by Decade, 1880-2004
Decade
Average Temperature
Degrees Celsius
1950-1959
13.98
1960-1969
13.94
1970-1979
14.01
1980-1989
14.26
1990-1999
14.40
2000-2009
14.94
as you can intercept from the data, earth`s getting hotter day by day!!
And may be to you an. inc of approx. '1' degree does`nt sound convincing but for your info it is the AVG. INCREASE (and that includes the winters too !!)
Decade
Average Temperature
Degrees Celsius
1950-1959
13.98
1960-1969
13.94
1970-1979
14.01
1980-1989
14.26
1990-1999
14.40
2000-2009
14.94
as you can intercept from the data, earth`s getting hotter day by day!!
And may be to you an. inc of approx. '1' degree does`nt sound convincing but for your info it is the AVG. INCREASE (and that includes the winters too !!)
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