Question

collect last 10 years data of extinct animals due to climate change from red list released by iucn​

Answer 1

Answer:

More than 38,500 species are threatened with extinction

That is still 28% of all assessed species.

AMPHIBIANS

41%

MAMMALS

26%

CONIFERS

34%

BIRDS

14%

SHARKS & RAYS

37%

REEF CORALS

33%

SELECTED CRUSTACEANS

28%

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NEWS FROM IUCN

2021-08-31

Applying Indigenous and Local Knowledge to IUCN Red List assessments: open consultation process now underway

Applying Indigenous and Local Knowledge (ILK) to IUCN Red List assessments: the IUCN Red List Committee and the IUCN CEESP-SSC Sustainable Use and Livelihoods (SULi) Specialist Group welcomes input from IUCN members and other experts for an open consultation process.

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Answer 2

The last 10 years' data of extinct animals due to climate change by IUCN is summarised Below.

• IUCN or the International union of conservation of Nature and Natural resources is the global authority on the status of nature and measures taken to protect it.
• It works under six domains; Species survival, ecosystem management, education, communication, environmental law and economic policy.
• The IUCN is best known to publish red list which deals with the status with the conservation of species world-wide.
• According to The Red List, The current rate of extinction of species is 1000 species per year.
• Mammals such as Desert bettong, Capricorn rabbit-rat, and some other species of rats have been declared extinct.
• Various varieties of warbler birds, Bermuda saw-whet owl, and Bermuda hawk.
• Reptiles such as skinks, and Pinta island tortoise.

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