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C OPYRIGHT A CKNOWLEDGMENTS F OREWORD I NTRODUCTION PART 1: Lost in the Wild

Introduction Black-Footed Ferret Mala or Rufous Hare-Wallaby California Condor Milu or Père David’s Deer Red Wolf THANE’S FIELD NOTES

PART 2: Saved at the Eleventh Hour

Introduction Golden Lion Tamarin American Crocodile Peregrine Falcon American Burying Beetle Crested Ibis Whooping Crane Angonoka or Ploughshare Tortoise Formosan Landlocked Salmon Vancouver Island Marmot THANE’S FIELD NOTES THANE’S FIELD NOTES

PART 3: Never Giving Up

Introduction Iberian Lynx Bactrian Camel Giant Panda Pygmy Hog Northern Bald Ibis or Waldrapp Columbia Basin Pygmy Rabbit Attwater’s Prairie Chicken Asian Vultures Hawaiian Goose or Nene THANE’S FIELD NOTES THANE’S FIELD NOTES

PART 4: The Heroic Struggle to Save Our Island Birds

Introduction Black Robin or Chatham Island Robin Abbott’s Booby Bermuda Petrel or Cahow The Birds of Mauritius Short-Tailed Albatross or Steller’s Albatross THANE’S FIELD NOTES

PART 5: The Thrill of Discovery

Introduction New Discoveries: Species Still Being Discovered The Lazarus Syndrome: Species Believed Extinct and Recently Found Living Fossils: Ancient Species Recently Discovered

PART 6: The Nature of Hope

Healing Earth’s Scars: It’s Never Too Late Why Save Endangered Species?

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