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List of animals extinct in australia in the future part 3 181. Platypus 182. Red-necked pademelon 183. Red-legged pademelon 184. Tasmanian pademelon 185. Nabarlek 186. Whiptail wallaby 187. Parma wallaby 188. Western brush wallaby 189. Red deer (introduced) 190. Sambar deer (introduced) 191. Hog deer (introduced) 192. Javan rusa (introduced deer) 193. African wild ass (introduced) 194. Carp (introduced) 195. Rainbow trout (introduced) 196. Long-nosed potoroo 197. Yellow-bellied glider

List of animals extinct in australia in future 2 121. Gilbert's Potoroo 122. Christmas Island Pipistrelle 123. Bare-rumped Sheathtail Bat 124. Southern Bent-wing Bat   125. Scrutiny   126. Spotted Quail-thrush 127. Yellow Chat 128. Orange-bellied Parrot 129. Round Island Petrel 130. Herald Petrel 131. Western Swamp Tortoise 132. Opal Cling Goby 133. Western Trout Minnow 134. Boggomoss snail 135. Margaret River Hairy Marron 136. Lord Howe Island stick insect 137. Golden sun moth 138. Mitchell's rainforest snail   139. Pedder galaxias 140. Southern Bent-wing Bat 141. Large-eared Pied Bat 142. Kowari 143

The Urban Falcon (Haliavus leucograns) Order: Birds Of Prey (Falconiformes) Family: Accipitridae The Urban Falcon is a descendent of the common Red Tailed Hawk living in cities in North America, South America, and Eastern Eurasia 10,000 years in the future. This Falcon is adapted to living in mainly cities as a carnivore. It's main prey items are pigeons, small mammals (mainly rodents), lizards, snakes, ofter small birds, feral cats and feral small dogs. The Urban Falcon can weigh around 700 to 1450 g (1.5 to 3.1 pounds) and they measure 50-70 cm (19-27 in), and it's wingspan can range from 110 to 150 cm (43 to 45 in). Because it lives in