Statistics for Endangered Animals by Clue

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Once native to the mainland of Australia, this carnivorous mammal can now only be found in Tasmania, the island state to the south-east of the country	Tasmanian {Devil}	95%
The largest of all whales, this species can weigh up to 150 000kg	Blue Whale	80%
Anthropologist Jane Goodall is famous for her research on these creatures, who share 98% of their DNA with humans	Chimpanzee	75%
More vermilion than its bamboo-eating cousin	{Red} {Panda}	75%
Animal with a trunk and tusks, native to the continent in which China and Nepal are found	{Asian} {Elephant}	70%
Often called scaly anteaters, these mammals are one of the most trafficked animals in the world	Pangolin	70%
Also known as a forest giraffe, it has a striped rump and legs	Okapi	60%
Related to foxes + dogs, this animal is Asia's most endangered top predator	Dhole	45%
Stereotypically an antarctic swimming bird, this species lives on an archipelago off Ecuador, the site famous for prompting Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection	{Galapagos} {Penguin}	25%
A type of porpoise with a name meaning 'little cow,' only 19 are thought to be left in the wild	Vaquita	20%