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Gone and Pretty Much Forgotten: Recently Extinct Animals

This is my prequel to an earlier blog, Say Bye-Bye: Nearly Extinct Animals. It is my list of some recently extinct animals, in order of their approximate final exit. Note that the Black Rhino is on both lists, as the species bit the dust very, very recently.

    Aurochs (a wild cattle) – 1627
    Elephant Bird – late 17th century
    Dodo Bird – 1755
    Steller’s Sea Cow – 1768
    Giant Moa – 1773
    Bluebuck – 1799
    Great Auk – 1844
    Atlas Bear – 1840s
    South African Cape Lion – 1858
    Falkland Island Wolf – 1876
    Tarpan (Eurasian wild horse) – 1879
    Quagga (a zebra) – 1883
    Hokkaido Wolf – 1889
    Sea Mink – 1894
    Japanese Wolf – 1905
    California Grizzly Bear – 1911
    Passenger Pigeon – 1914
    Carolina Parakeet – 1918
    Burchell’s Zebra – 1918
    Barbary Lion – 1922
    Bubal Hartebeest – 1923
    Syrian Wild Ass – 1928
    Newfoundland Wolf – 1930
    Tasmanian Tiger (aka Tasmanian Wolf) – 1936
    Bali Tiger – 1937)
    Caspian Tiger (aka Persian Tiger) – 1950
    Queen of Sheba’s Gazelle – 1951
    Japanese Sea Lion – 1951
    Caribbean Monk Seal – 1952
    Blue Pike – 1962
    Javan Tiger – 1976
    Tecopa Pupfish – 1978
    Kama’o (a Hawaiian thrush) – 1989
    Golden Toad – 1992
    Miss Waldron’s Red Colobus Monkey – 2000
    Pyrenean Ibex – 2000
    Holdridge’s Toad – 2004
    Black-faced Honeycreeper – 2004
    Baiji River Dolphin – 2006
    West African Black Rhino – 20 minutes ago

Cloning aside, all samples of these critters have passed their expiration date. Next!

O.C. DeeDee

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