cattle, farm animals like cows and bulls, kept for meat or milk., herder, a person who looks after and moves animals (like sheep or cattle)., extinct, no longer existing; all of that kind have died out (e.g., dinosaurs are extinct)., endangered , at serious risk of becoming extinct., species, a group of the same kind of animals/plants that can have babies together (e.g., tigers are a species)., population, the number of individuals of a species living in one area (or in the world)., humpback whale , a large whale known for long flippers and “songs.”, to be wiped out, to be completely destroyed; to disappear entirely., baleen whale, a whale that filters food from water using baleen (not teeth), like krill and small fish., habitat destruction, damage or loss of the natural home where an animal or plant lives (forests cut down, oceans polluted, etc.)., to be blamed (for) , to be said to be the cause of a problem. , ongoing, continuing; still happening now., impose a ban on, to officially stop something by law or rule. , conservation, protecting nature, wildlife, and natural resources., modify , to change something a little to improve it or make it different., thrive, to do very well; grow strongly and healthily., phase out , to remove something gradually over time (not suddenly). , status , the current condition or level of something., contrary to, opposite to; not agreeing with., prey on, (of an animal) to hunt and eat another animal., controversy , public disagreement or argument about something., neglect , to not take care of something; to ignore responsibilities., predators, animals that hunt and eat other animals., undeniable, clearly true; impossible to disagree with., upkeep, the work and money needed to keep something in good condition (maintenance)., protect , to keep someone/something safe from harm., rancher, a person who owns or manages a ranch, raising cattle or other animals..

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