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Published: 2010-08-14 20:50:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 31310; Favourites: 600; Downloads: 0
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OOOH GOD WHY???? I know, I know, I made a mistake, the Passenger Pigeon only became extinct on 1914!!!!I was reading about this pidgeon and I had mistaken the date of the extinction with the date that the Roman Catholic bishop of Quebec excommunicated them!
Some animals, murdered until the last one by us in the last centuries...
From left to right: Tasmanian Tiger, Dodo bird, Quagga, Passenger Pigeon, Great Auk, Baiji River Dolphin, Golden Toad, Blue Buck, Kawekaweau
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don't forget about the Pinta Island Tortoise and Steller's Sea Cow
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rip gorgeous creatures, thylacines i have an huge heart for them as my user is have thy
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I love thylacine I want to back of this animal
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Sorry--actually, the giant lemur was 27 inches high at the shoulders on all fours, 45 inches in head-body length, and weighed about 62 pounds.
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Amazing animals...and we'll never get to see them again. T-T
Maybe science will be able to resurrect some of them. Hopefully. My favorites on this list are the dodo and quagga.
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Sorry--the giant lemur actually became extinct no later than 500 AD.
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Sorry again--the ivory-billed woodpecker actually hasn't been reliably reported since 1939.
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Here's one: Megaladapis, the giant lemur. Β It was about 4.5 feet in head-body length, 2.5 feet high at the shoulders, and weighed 150 pounds. Β It and other large lemurs disappeared from Madagascar because of hunting and habitat destruction, possibly no later than 1500 AD. Β
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Poor animalsΒ Β
They didn't deserve such a sad and unfair destiny, they were beautiful.
Why we have to do this?!?!?!
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Actually, I've heard there's a program to breed back the quagga. (It was very closely related to zebras, enough so that it was more of aΒ separateΒ breed than separate species.)
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It's a subspecies (Equus quagga quagga) of the Plains Zebra (Equus quagga)Β
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And let's not forget (for instance) the...
-Ivory-billed woodpecker: 1990
-Caribbean monk seal: 1952
-O-o: 1934
-Huia: 1907
-Steller's sea cow: 1768
-Aurochs: 1627
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Sorry--the ivory-billed woodpecker actually hasn't been reliably reported since 1972.
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I mean 1968. Β Also, I thought Martha, the last passenger pigeon, died on September 1, 1914, at 1:00 PM.
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we MURDERED ALL OF THESE ANIMALS???? Not to mention that the Baiji River Dolphin died out in my lifetime.... D:Β
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2 years after my birth 
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err did i said something bad ? or notΒ
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I am going to strangle everyone who was a part of making these amazing animals extinct whit their own blood soaked spine!
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A real tragedy,especially with the ones that are as unique as the thylacine. Β Β
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Ever wanted to meet a rare bird with no natural enemies? Wanted to see one of Australia's most fascinating creatures? Well too bad because your fellow people has killed them years ago
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I knew the last passenger pigeon died on September 1,1914 at the Cincinnati Zoo
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It disgusts me that humans can hunt an animal to extinction, and we're supposed to be the superior species puh! Β
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I agree but i don't think humans are superior species,they are a different species.
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by any chance is the Kawakawau from New Zealand? because I think I heard of something like this in a novel.
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Hey you should do a fan fiction on these guys that way people well be encouraged to bring them back.
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Humans kill off to many animals. Humans probably have the highest population, I mean I wouldn't be surprised.
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You didn't bother with the Pleistocene and early Holocene species we wiped out?
Those are far better candidates than many of these.
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