near-extinction

The North American buffalo is a case of the near-extinction of a species through hunting.

Hunted to near extinction in parts of Scandinavia, the arctic fox is plentiful elsewhere, including here in Iceland.

The breakthrough fuelled hopes for a solution to the overfishing that has pushed the bluefin to near extinction.

Off the shores of Costa Rica, scientists study a stronghold of whales that once hovered near extinction.

As a result, many species of whale have been driven to near-extinction in the past two-and-a-half centuries of intensive whaling.

Gray wolves once populated large portions of North America, Europe, and Asia, but were hunted to near extinction.

Heritage turkeys were common through the 1950s but are now making a comeback from near extinction.

Many animal species are suffering the plight of near extinction as their habitat is destroyed.

In addition to size, location is also a predictor of a mammal's likelihood for near-extinction status.

Article 9 The state shall give special protection to the species of wildlife which are rare or near extinction.

As recently as around 200 years ago they weren't anywhere near extinction.

And one antelope in particular, the Arabian Oryx, which was hunted to near extinction, now has a wild population of over 1, 000.

it's near extinction and they get near men to play and interact.

I have help getting protection now, because I was near extinction.

The Reasons for Near Extinction of Jian kou Tribe in Central China Region in the Tang Dynasty

Israel's renowned Red Sea corals near extinction