TELANGANA-

ENDANGERED ANIMALS
SAVE THEM BEFORE ITS TOO LATE
 EACH AND EVERY ANIMAL ON
EARTH HAS MUCH RIGHT TO BE
HERE AS YOU AND ME
- A.D WILLIAMS
 WHAT ARE
ENDANGERED SPECIES
Endangered Species are those
considered to be at a risk of
extinction meaning that there are
so few left of their kind that they
could disappear from the planet

• Rare , endangered or threatened flora

and fauna are elements of our planet
that are on the verge of vanishing

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 • Telangana with its rich variety
of flora and fauna is on the
ENDANGERED SPECIES OF verge of becoming endangered.
TELANGANA • Telangana has over 150
endangered species including
56 plants , 11 fishes , 2
amphibians , 36 reptiles , 23
bird species and 22 mammals.

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MAMMALS
MOUSE DEER
The Indian Mouse Deer also called the
Indian Spotted Chevrotain is a very
small endangered animal that is
majorly found in Telangana. By
October 2019 there are only 173
individual of the mouse deer.

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TELANGANA

MAMMALS
RUDDY MONGOOSE
The ruddy mongoose is a mongoose
species native to hill forests in India
and is the only mongoose species
endemic to India. Its population is
slowly decreasing due to increase in
demand of mongoose hair. Currently
there are only few records of this
endangered animal.

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BIRDS
MALABAR PIED HORNBILLS
The Malabar pied hornbill,
also known as lesser pied
hornbill, is a bird in the
hornbill family. It is one of
the most endangered
hornbill species in India.

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TELANGANA

BIRDS
BLACK NECKED STORK
The black-necked stork is a tall
long-necked wading bird in the
stork family. It is a resident
species across the Indian
Subcontinent. Currently its
population in India is 10-12
individuals . It is listed as
vulnerable by IUCN.
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PLANTS
FABACAE
The Fabaceae or
Leguminosae, commonly
known as the legume, pea,
or bean family, are a large
and economically important
family of flowering plants.
They are rare as per IUCN.
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PLANTS
APIACAE
Apiaceae or Umbelliferae is a
family of mostly aromatic
flowering plants named after
the type genus Apium and
commonly known as the celery,
carrot or parsley family, or
simply as umbellifers. They are
endangered as per IUCN.
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TELANGANA

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PULKIT SABHARWAL ( VII-M )