The largest animal on this planet was near extinction after hunting increased in 1966 until the International Whaling Commission protected these. Now there are some satisfactory hopes to see them increase.
Loss of habitat pushed this lizard species towards extinction. Invasive species were removed to save them and they are now on the endangered list.
Before hunting increased, bird species were found all across the world, but it pushed it to the endangered list. The US had to ban several particular pesticides to help the falcons from extinction.
Extensive hunting in the 18th and 19th centuries led to the extinction of this species. However, it took several international bans on hunting. It is still endangered but is reaching a number now.
This fish as old as dinosaurs almost vanished due to overfishing, and loss of habitat. It took a lot of research and breeding to now see its places in North America.
Mostly grown near spring in Rwanda, this tinniest water lily became extinct as the spring saw human interference. After several work and research botanists are now able to cultivate it properly.
Due to deforestation, many of such species are extinct. However, there are still endangered but programmes such as captive breeding are trying to increase their population.