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Animal Profiles

Draw, paint, make a poster, music or a video of your favourite species

Going, Going, Gone

Many species have been perceived as endangered because of hunting, habitat loss and degradation, chemical and noise pollution, global climate change, unmonitored by-catches, accidents and disturbance. We need to think of ways in which we can change our attitude and behaviour for their and our benefit. We are creating art that focuses on the beauty of nature. We believe that only if we understand the true beauty we can appreciate what we have and have the will and passion to save it.

All of the animals on the images below need a friend!
Create Animal Profiles for different species.

Which species is your fabourite animal species?
What do you know about these animals?
Describe the things that inspire you.
Research the threats that these animal species are facing today.
Do you have any good ideas how we can solve the problems?

Everybody's got a different story to tell. We want to hear yours!

Make your presentation as creative as possible. Use images, drawings, sketches, sounds, animation, make a model of your favourite animal species, make a video or write your story. ;)

Join our Activist Groups by sending an email to action@whaleofatime.org

What's your favourite species?

african elephant african lion african wild dog alpine ibex amur leopard
ancient woodland andean condor asian elephant atlantic cod atlas moth
killifish barbary macaque bechstein's bat bengal tiger black-browed albatross
black rhino bowhead whale brown hyena bumble bee coral
cerulean warbler cheetah chimpanzee coco-de-mer hippopotamus
skate corncockle beaked whale dall's porpoise delhi sands flower loving fly
drill eastern lowland gorilla english elm ethiopian wolf eurasian lynx
stag beetle giant panda golden conure gouldian finch blue iguana
great coral reef great crested newt green turtle grevy's Zebra grey nurse shark
gurney's pitta hemiphlebia damselfly jaguar javan leaf monkey jocotoco antpitta
kipunji leatherback turtle little whirlpool ramshorn snail lonesome george giant tortoise
long-eared owl mangrove finch marine iguana marsh fritillary mediterranean monk seal
milky stork monarch butterfly mountain gorilla mulgara
northern right whale orangutan philippine eagle owl piping plover polar bear
powelliphanta Sp. Augustuspygmy hog rainforest red-breasted goose redruffed lemur
ringed seal roseate tern saint lucia parrot Scimitar-horned oryx Wildcat
Seychelles sheath-tailed bat sharp-tailed snake Siberian Crane Snow leopard Pronghorn
South China Tiger Seahorse Sumatran rhino Tadpole shrimp Tasmanian wedge-tailed eagle
Telmatobius gigas Trinidad Piping-guan tsodilo daisy Water vole Bowhead Whale
Blue Whale Humpback Whale Right Whale Sperm whale Grey Whale
Fin Whale Sei whale Cuvier's Beaked Whale Beluga Whale Pilot whale
Orca, killer whale Gervais' Beaked Whale minke whale Whale shark White-backed vulture
Wollemi pine Woolly monkey Yellow-eyed penguin Yellowhammer Hawaiian Cotton Tree

Going, Going, Gone?

Animals and plants on the brink of extinction and how you can help

Many scientists believe that we are on the brink of a new mass extinction, with at least a million species in danger of not making it through to the end of the century. One million species! How can we possibly turn this tide?

The answer lies in our own hands. Through conservation action, and by subtly reforming the ways in which we live, we can still give these plants and animals a chance.

In Going, Going, Gone?, the first book of its kind, 100 conservation organisations around the world each nominate the species that gives them most cause for concern. Between them, they provide an overview of the work that we need to do now to save these and the hundreds of thousands of other similarly placed species before they're gone.

The book contains:

•Two pages on each of 100 animals and plants that are specifically identified by the conservation organizations of the world as most under threat

•Magnificent photography

•Fascinating facts about the wildlife, and what needs to be done in order to save it

Please help and support organisations that put their effort into saving these animals and their habitats. You can find information and beautiful images of many species including facts about these species, e.g. common name, scientific name, endangered status, population count, lifespan, range of living area and reasons of threats to these species in the book called "Going, Going, Gone?", by editor Malcolm Tait. We'd like to credit the images above that we used from this book to help promote this important issue. The book also features the work of 100 organisations and many amazing people that contribute to the protection and conservation of animal and plant species that are on the brink of extinction. We'd also like to thank the publisher Think Publishing for permission of use of images. You can buy the book in the Whale of a Time Shop.

It feels good to work togehter for a better world!

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