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Introduction: It can well be imagined that a species, even though no longer free in its natural habitat, is still surviving in zoos, aquariums, or other private collections. This situation is often referred to as "extinct in the wild," a very chilled thought, showing how humans are affecting Earth's biodiversity. Such a status has been caused by so many things, from deforestation to poaching. Still, hope comes in the form of conservation efforts and captive breeding programs that help reverse this trend. Species extinct in the wild: a special category What Does "Extinct in the Wild" Mean? It means "Extinct in the Wild. This term refers to species of animals that are no longer found in the wild today but which exist in captivity. Their food is completely relied on by humans. Examples include the Guam rail and Przewalski's horse. How Species Wind Up in This Category There are manifold reasons for this phenomenon, mostly caused by human activity: destructi...