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The Endangered Species Act |
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The Endangered Species Act
By Joyce Furstenau |
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1 Just like America has laws to protect its citizens, certain animals have laws that protect them. These are the endangered species. Endangered means these animals are in danger of dying out. Several hundred animals have already died out in America. Some extinct mammals are the Oregon bison, Badlands bighorn sheep, sea mink, eastern elk, and the giant deer mouse. There are also several fish, insects, birds, and amphibians that have died out in the last 500 years.![]() |
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