Hi its me Lily Bit....
Chey did a blog on
animals seen during
lock down. I wanted
to do it too but I only
found two.
Raccoon in New York

Coyote in San Francisco

But mom was telling me about
this rare blue calamintha bee.

It has been spotted in Florida. It
was believed to be extinct since
2016.
The Javan Tiger.
Believed to be gone in
1978 after years of being
hunted by humans.
In 2017 a ranger spotted
a Javan Tiger in the wild.
The Japanese Otter

On August 28, 2012, the Japanese
river otter was officially declared extinct.
In researching it has been found that the Japanese
River Otter is indeed gone.
Wild Boarlets Born in Donegal Believed to be First in Ireland in 800 Years
Bridled nail-tail wallabie
These were last sighted in 1937
and located again in 1973.
This has been fun learning about these animals.
Lilly Bit
You are so well read, Lily Bit. Yes you are.
ReplyDeleteHave a purrfect day and weekend. My best to your siblings and your mom. ♥
Interesting post. With all the poaching going on there are soon going to be many more extinct animals. 😥 Well done Lilly Bit, great post.
ReplyDeleteThose are some pretty interestng critters sweet Lily!
ReplyDeleteIt gladdens my heart when species are taken off the extinct list. :) Interesting information, if some was sad. Be well!
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