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P is for Pangolins (Folktales of Endangered Species)

Welcome to the 2020 A to Z blogging challenge! This year my theme is Folktales of Endangered Species. I am researching cool traditional stories about rare, fascinating animals - to raise awareness of what we might lose if we don't get our collective shit together. Enjoy!



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Species: Tree pangolin (Phataginus tricuspis), Giant pangolin (Smutsia gigantea)

Status: Endangered

O is for Otters (Folktales of Endangered Species)

Welcome to the 2020 A to Z blogging challenge! This year my theme is Folktales of Endangered Species. I am researching cool traditional stories about rare, fascinating animals - to raise awareness of what we might lose if we don't get our collective shit together. Enjoy!





Species: Sea otter (Enhydra lutris)

Status: Endangered


The girl who married a sea otter

Coos legend



There are

N is for Numbats (Folktales of Endangered Species)

Welcome to the 2020 A to Z blogging challenge! This year my theme is Folktales of Endangered Species. I am researching cool traditional stories about rare, fascinating animals - to raise awareness of what we might lose if we don't get our collective shit together. Enjoy!






Species: Numbat (banded anteater, Myrmecobius fasciatus)

Status: Endangered


Why is the numbat's back red?

M is for Monarch butterflies (Folktales of Endangered Species)

Welcome to the 2020 A to Z blogging challenge! This year my theme is Folktales of Endangered Species. I am researching cool traditional stories about rare, fascinating animals - to raise awareness of what we might lose if we don't get our collective shit together. Enjoy!





Species: Monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus)

Status: Status under reassessment in 2020 for the Endangered Species Act

L is for Loggerhead and leatherback sea turtles (Folktales of Endangered Species)

Welcome to the 2020 A to Z blogging challenge! This year my theme is Folktales of Endangered Species. I am researching cool traditional stories about rare, fascinating animals - to raise awareness of what we might lose if we don't get our collective shit together. Enjoy!





Species: Loggerhead sea turtle (Caretta caretta), leatherback sea turtle (Dermochelys coriacea) and other assorted sea

K is for the Kakapo (Folktales of Endangered Species)

Welcome to the 2020 A to Z blogging challenge! This year my theme is Folktales of Endangered Species. I am researching cool traditional stories about rare, fascinating animals - to raise awareness of what we might lose if we don't get our collective shit together. Enjoy!





Species: Kakapo (Strigops habroptilus)

Status: Critically endangered


Kakapo and Albatross play hide-and-seek

Maori

In the land of the djinn (Following folktales around the world 151. - Yemen)

Today I continue the blog series titled Following folktales around the world! If you would like to know what the series is all about, you can find the introduction post here. You can find all posts here, or you can follow the series on Facebook!






From ​The Land Of Sheba
Yemeni Folk Tales
Carolyn Han
Interlink Books, 2005.

The book contains 24 folktales. There is a long and detailed

J is for Javan slow loris (Folktales of Endangered Species)

Welcome to the 2020 A to Z blogging challenge! This year my theme is Folktales of Endangered Species. I am researching cool traditional stories about rare, fascinating animals - to raise awareness of what we might lose if we don't get our collective shit together. Enjoy!





Species: Javan slow loris (Nycticebus javanicus)

Status: Critically endangered


(Slow) dance like nobody's watching

I is for Indian vultures (Folktales of Endangered Species)

Welcome to the 2020 A to Z blogging challenge! This year my theme is Folktales of Endangered Species. I am researching cool traditional stories about rare, fascinating animals - to raise awareness of what we might lose if we don't get our collective shit together. Enjoy!





Species: Indian vulture (Gyps indicus)

Status: Critically endangered


How the well was purified

Folktale from Rajasthan

H is for Hammerhead sharks (Folktales of Endangered Species)

Welcome to the 2020 A to Z blogging challenge! This year my theme is Folktales of Endangered Species. I am researching cool traditional stories about rare, fascinating animals - to raise awareness of what we might lose if we don't get our collective shit together. Enjoy!





Species: Hammerhead sharks (Sphyrnidae)

Status: Their nine species range from Vulnerable to Critically Endangered (Great