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How Many Animals Are Extinct Due To Being Hunted For Their Parts?

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99.9% animals of the world has been extinct, some may have been hunted for their coat, fur, bones, oil (like whales) skin and for food
some have been extincted by habitat lose.
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There are a lot of animals that are extinct due to being hunted for their parts because that is the main reason that they become extinct in the first place
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I know that because of a skinning epidemic in the late 1900's.  If not for a man bringing some home from Argentina this poor creature would live with the dodo birds.
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Many animals that are famous for their fur, skin, bones, and other parts are endangered or extinct due to their sought after part. Polar bears, mink, seals, ermines etc are animals who are hunted for their skin while cattle, yaks, reindeers and other animals are hunted for leather which is used to make leather objects like bags, belts and coats.

Many other animals like the musk deer and the elephant are hunted for the invaluable musk and ivory tusks which in turn leads to their endangerment and consequent extinction. Tiger skins and leopard skins are also very valuable which increase poaching. Thus several animals fall prey to hunting and fishing which leads to their extinction. Some of them are also killed for their meat which is considered as exotic and rare delicacies. Thus their priceless parts are at many times a cause for their extinction. The other ways of extinction include habitat loss, pollution and introduction of foreign species.
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I think there is 6100 000 00
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The only animals I recall being extinct were Hitler and Hugh Hefner because their teeth are of value considering they are used to make silverware and plastic.

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