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    Elephants of the world Rhinos of the world Costa Rica Wildlife Challenge Amphibians’ world records list Africa’s Big Five Reptiles’ world records list Crocodiles’ world records list Snakes’ world records list Lizards’ world records list Turtles’ world records list Tanzania Wildlife Challenge דו-חיים בישראל Animals of “The Wind in the Willows” Mammals world records list Monkeys world records list Carnivores world records list Australia Wildlife Challenge Tapirs of the World Big cats of the world Big dogs of the world Bears of the world Weirdest Mammals in the World US National Parks Wildlife Challenge Alaska Wildlife Challenge Birds world records Raptors world records Penguins world records Critically endangered animals Animals brought back from extinction Iran’s Diminishing Wildlife חיות הבר של אקו-פארק גלילות

    Our planet is home to many species, but sadly, not all have survived. From prehistoric giants like the dinosaurs to more recent casualties like the dodo bird, the Earth has seen its fair share of extinctions. But what about the species that may still be lurking in the shadows or clinging to survival in the most unlikely places? These possibly extinct creatures have captured the imaginations of scientists and enthusiasts alike as they continue to search for evidence of their existence or ultimate demise.

    From the elusive ivory-billed woodpecker to the mysterious Tasmanian tiger, the stories of these potentially extinct species are tragic and fascinating. Some may have fallen victim to habitat destruction or hunting, while others simply vanished. But despite their uncertain fates, these creatures remain an important part of our planet’s natural history, reminding us of the fragility and resilience of life on Earth.