March 1st, 2010 As earth-friendly people, we strive to make sure
that not only is the world in good shape for future generations,
but also that the animals that live in it are protected. Our
actions shouldn’t harm them, but all too often they do. And we
never realize it. Earlier this year, WWF announced their list of
the most threatened species of 2010. It’s called the “Ten to
Watch in 2010.” Scientists at WWF say that the selected species
are at greater risk than ever before due to habitat loss,
poaching and climate change-related threats. Learning why these
animals are in danger really puts the problem of climate change
in better focus. The 10 Most Threatened Species of 2010 Tiger.
Threatened by accelerating deforestation and rampant poaching,
tigers may now number as few as 3,200 in the wild. Polar Bear.
If warming trends in the Arctic continue, the bear may go
extinct within the next century. Pacific Walrus. Since they use
floating ice for predator protection and resting, as well as
birthing and nursing c