The animal that needs saving

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 At the Jellyfish blog, we talk about the history of toys, we talk about health but the thing we talk about the most is animals. So..... have you ever wondered what the worlds most endangered animal is ??? Well..... the worlds most endangered animal is (drum roll please)🥁🥁 known as the little cow! yup it's the Vaquita. Today, there are only about 10 individuals left.  

People have been capturing Vaquita's for a while, and now the worlds is running out....Can you help save them ??




Credits go to Unicorn Blogger

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