Ingles projecto
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This document discusses three extinct animals that were found in Spain: the Cantabrian capercaillie bird, which went extinct in 1967 due to overhunting for its feathers; the Canis lupus signatus wolf, which was found in the Iberian Peninsula for centuries but is now at serious risk of extinction; and the last census in Spain found approximately 2,000 remaining Iberian wolves.
Ingles projecto
- 2. The Cantabrian capercaillie it was a very small bird.It is one of two subspecies found in Spain. Was extinct in 1967. Why their disappeare? People hunted them for their feathers.
- 3. Canis lupus signatus is probably the most known serious risk in the Iberian Peninsula, along with the Iberian lynx.The Iberian wolves have been in the peninsula for centuries
- 4. Nowadays, the last censuses indicate that there are about 2,000 Iberian wolves in Spain.