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Animal Research for 7 Excel/Regular (START HERE)

National Geographic for Kids (START HERE!)
(African Elephant, Emperor Penguin, Polar Bears, Giant Pandas, Tiger, and Mountain Gorillas)
Arkive (2nd Stop) (Type in your animal)
Tiger, Giant Panda, Elephant, Gorilla, Polar Bear, and Emperor Penguin
A-Z-Animals (3rd Stop)
Great, great site!
The Animal Files (use your Range Map cheat sheet)
Good site and Range Maps!
Son of Citation Machine (use your Citation cheat sheet)
Copy and paste your citations into your Word document.
World Wildlife Federation (Site used for Cut and Paste activity)
Polar Bear, Elephant, Giant Panda, Tiger, and Gorilla

Animal Research for ADVANCED (Start Here!)

Arkive
START HERE! Go to the "Explore" tab to begin. Check out the videos and pictures of the animals. There is an IUCN link built in.
A-Z-Animals
A great place to look for info!
Especies Fact Sheet
(alphabetical list according to geographical locations)
Red List (IUCN) Website of Endangered Animals
The Arkive site will also take you to this webpage if you click on the "status" of your animal.
National Geographic for Kids
Check out the Creature Features section (also, animals by Habitat)
The Animal Files (Info and Range Maps!)
Use your Range Map cheat sheet.)
Son of Citation Machine
(Use your Citation cheat sheet.)

Further Research for Endangered Animals (Advanced Only)

Endangered Species Act Summary
National Wildlife Federation (Excellent info on wildlife conservation, threats to wildlife and adopt an animal)
EDGE of Existence Website (just like the Yangtze Dolphin)
(use the "Top 100" lists on the left)
World Wildlife Website
(scroll to the bottom to find specific info)
Bagheera
The list is not long, but it will be very helpful if your animal is on it
Earth's Endangered
List of Endangered Animal by Continent
Lincoln Park Zoo
(use the animal fact sheets for good info)
Audubon Website
(good place for information about birds)

ResearchGames