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- - - - Single sexed (either male or female)
      - Pollunation when the plants are in in bloom (flowering. Male and Female must bothe be ready at the same time.
      - Squirrels and rodents dispered the seeds and the must reach a host vine.
    - - 15-19 species of this tropical parasitic plant. most of the found in the jungles of Southeast Asia.
    - - Rafflesia are very vulnerable because they need specific condition to survive. They are vulnerable by
        
        deforestation
        -logging
        -Human actions
        -less chance of breeding
    - - Ecocentric focused by creating a rafflesia sanctuaries like in Sabah, Sumatra and Saawak
      - Also there are educating campaigns called "SAVE RAFFLESIA"
- - - - Can grow uo to 5m long
      - It lays up to 80 eggs each year and take 3 months to hatch.
      - listed as a protected species in Australia in 1971.
      - protected under CITES which banned trade in endangered animals.
    - - Top predator
      - Habitat
        
        Estuaries
        
        Swamps and rivers
      - Nests are built on the river banks in heap of leaves.
      - Food
        
        The egga are for goannas, pythons and other samll animals
        
        older crocodiles eat young crocodiles, sea snakes, turtle eggs and catfish
        
        Baby crocodiles eat tadpoles, crab and fish
    - - Covert by human. Exploited for skin,, meat and body part through illegal hunting
    - - Use policy with limitied culling of wild population
      - Closed-cycle farming by maintainging breeding adults and harvesting offspring at 4 Years of age.
      - Visitors tour area to see wild crocodiles which make them more valued species
- - - - Lare flightless bird endemic to the island of Mauritius.
    - - The dodo was ground-nesting bird
      - No major predators
    - - The arrival of human on Mauritius selled doom for the dodo. Sailors hunted them for food, while invasive species like rat and monkeys ate their eggs. Habitat destruction due to deforstion finishe the job, leading to the dodo's extinction by 1681
    - - The dodo's extinction left the island's animal life poorer. Ironicalliy, the dodo became famous for its supposed lack of intelligence, being easy prey due to lack of experience with predator. Their rarity and complete extinction are reflected in the saying "dead as a dodo"