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<h2>This is a list of endangered creatures and their status. They have been run through a neural style transfer algorithm and made to look like paintings. This is an effort to spread awareness towards endangered creatures.</h2>
</h3><br><img src = outputs/african-elephant.jpg><h3>african elephant,Vulnerable,Approximately 415000 in the wild</h3><br><img src = outputs/african-wild-dog.jpg><h3>african wild dog,Endangered,1409</h3><br><img src = outputs/albacore-tuna.jpg><h3>albacore tuna,Near Threatened,Thunnus alalunga</h3><br><img src = outputs/amazon-river-dolphin.jpg><h3>amazon river dolphin,Scientific Name Inia geoffrensis,Up to 352 pounds</h3><br><img src = outputs/amur-leopard.jpg><h3>amur leopard,Critically Endangered,More than 84 individuals</h3><br><img src = outputs/arctic-fox.jpg><h3>arctic fox,Least Concern,Several hundred thousand</h3><br><img src = outputs/arctic-wolf.jpg><h3>arctic wolf,Least Concern,Canis lupus arctos</h3><br><img src = outputs/asian-elephant.jpg><h3>asian elephant,Endangered,Fewer than 50000</h3><br><img src = outputs/beluga.jpg><h3>beluga,Near Threatened,over 150000</h3><br><img src = outputs/bigeye-tuna.jpg><h3>bigeye tuna,Vulnerable,Thunnus obesus</h3><br><img src = outputs/black-footed-ferret.jpg><h3>black footed ferret,Endangered,Approximately 370 in the wild</h3><br><img src = outputs/black-rhino.jpg><h3>black rhino,Critically Endangered,More than 5500</h3><br><img src = outputs/black-spider-monkey.jpg><h3>black spider monkey,Vulnerable,Ateles paniscus</h3><br><img src = outputs/blue-whale.jpg><h3>blue whale,Endangered,10000-25000 individuals</h3><br><img src = outputs/bluefin-tuna.jpg><h3>bluefin tuna,Endangered,Thunnus Thynnus</h3><br><img src = outputs/bornean-orangutan.jpg><h3>bornean orangutan,Critically Endangered,About 104700</h3><br><img src = outputs/borneo-pygmy-elephant.jpg><h3>borneo pygmy elephant,Endangered,Approximately 1500</h3><br><img src = outputs/bowhead-whale.jpg><h3>bowhead whale,Least Concern,Approximately 10000</h3><br><img src = outputs/brown-bear.jpg><h3>brown bear,Least Concern,110000</h3><br><img src = outputs/chimpanzee.jpg><h3>chimpanzee,Endangered,172700 to 299700</h3><br><img src = outputs/common-bottlenose-dolphin.jpg><h3>common bottlenose dolphin,Least Concern,600000</h3><br><img src = outputs/continental-tiger.jpg><h3>continental tiger,Around 3500,Panthera tigris tigris</h3><br><img src = outputs/cross-river-gorilla.jpg><h3>cross river gorilla,Critically Endangered,200 to 300 individuals</h3><br><img src = outputs/dolphins-and-porpoises.jpg><h3>dolphins and porpoises,Oceans and freshwater rivers,Vaquita
 



Hector's Dolphin
 



Yangtze Finless Porpoise
 



Amazon River Dolphin
 



Ganges River Dolphin
 



Indus River Dolphin
 



Irrawaddy Dolphin</h3><br><img src = outputs/dugong.jpg><h3>dugong,Vulnerable,Dugong dugon</h3><br><img src = outputs/eastern-lowland-gorilla.jpg><h3>eastern lowland gorilla,Critically Endangered,Unknown</h3><br><img src = outputs/elephant.jpg><h3>elephant,4-6 tons,18-24 ft.</h3><br><img src = outputs/fin-whale.jpg><h3>fin whale,Endangered,Between 50000-90000</h3><br><img src = outputs/forest-elephant.jpg><h3>forest elephant,Vulnerable,8-10 feet</h3><br><img src = outputs/galápagos-penguin.jpg><h3>galápagos penguin,Endangered,fewer than 2000</h3><br><img src = outputs/ganges-river-dolphin.jpg><h3>ganges river dolphin,Endangered,1200–1800</h3><br><img src = outputs/giant-panda.jpg><h3>giant panda,Vulnerable,1864 in the wild</h3><br><img src = outputs/gorilla.jpg><h3>gorilla,100000 to 200000,Gorilla gorilla and Gorilla beringei</h3><br><img src = outputs/gray-whale.jpg><h3>gray whale,Least Concern,estimated 150 individuals (western population); stable (eastern population)</h3><br><img src = outputs/great-white-shark.jpg><h3>great white shark,Vulnerable,Carcharodon carcharias</h3><br><img src = outputs/greater-one-horned-rhino.jpg><h3>greater one horned rhino,Vulnerable,3500+ individuals</h3><br><img src = outputs/greater-sage-grouse.jpg><h3>greater sage grouse,Near Threatened,100000 to 500000</h3><br><img src = outputs/green-turtle.jpg><h3>green turtle,Endangered,Chelonia mydas</h3><br><img src = outputs/hawksbill-turtle.jpg><h3>hawksbill turtle,Critically Endangered,Eretmochelys imbricata</h3><br><img src = outputs/hippopotamus.jpg><h3>hippopotamus,Vulnerable,115000 to 130000</h3><br><img src = outputs/humphead-wrasse.jpg><h3>humphead wrasse,Endangered,Cheilinus undulatus</h3><br><img src = outputs/indian-elephant.jpg><h3>indian elephant,Endangered,20000 – 25000</h3><br><img src = outputs/indus-river-dolphin.jpg><h3>indus river dolphin,Endangered,1816</h3><br><img src = outputs/irrawaddy-dolphin.jpg><h3>irrawaddy dolphin,Endangered,Orcaella brevirostris</h3><br><img src = outputs/jaguar.jpg><h3>jaguar,Near Threatened,Panthera onca</h3><br><img src = outputs/javan-rhino.jpg><h3>javan rhino,Critically Endangered,58–68</h3><br><img src = outputs/leatherback-turtle.jpg><h3>leatherback turtle,Vulnerable,Dermochelys coriacea</h3><br><img src = outputs/loggerhead-turtle.jpg><h3>loggerhead turtle,Vulnerable,Caretta caretta</h3><br><img src = outputs/marine-iguana.jpg><h3>marine iguana,Vulnerable,Amblyrhynchus cristatus</h3><br><img src = outputs/monarch-butterfly.jpg><h3>monarch butterfly,Danaus plexippus,less than half a gram</h3><br><img src = outputs/mountain-gorilla.jpg><h3>mountain gorilla,Endangered,More than 1000</h3><br><img src = outputs/mountain-plover.jpg><h3>mountain plover,Near Threatened,15000-20000</h3><br><img src = outputs/narwhal.jpg><h3>narwhal,Near Threatened,more than 80000</h3><br><img src = outputs/north-atlantic-right-whale.jpg><h3>north atlantic right whale,Endangered,300-350 individuals</h3><br><img src = outputs/olive-ridley-turtle.jpg><h3>olive ridley turtle,Vulnerable,Lepidochelys olivacea</h3><br><img src = outputs/orangutan.jpg><h3>orangutan,Critically Endangered,about 104700 (Bornean) 13846 (Sumatran) 800 (Tapanuli)</h3><br><img src = outputs/pacific-salmon.jpg><h3>pacific salmon,Lakes & Rivers Oceans,Why They Matter

















Pacific salmon enrich terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems with essential marine-based nutrients when they complete their lifecycle. Salmon are economically and culturally important around the world.</h3><br><img src = outputs/pangolin.jpg><h3>pangolin,4.4-7 lbs,Forests and Grasslands</h3><br><img src = outputs/penguin.jpg><h3>penguin,Spheniscidae,15 inches to 3 ½ feet</h3><br><img src = outputs/plains-bison.jpg><h3>plains bison,Near Threatened,20504</h3><br><img src = outputs/poison-dart-frog.jpg><h3>poison dart frog,Dendrobates species,Macaw
 



Jaguar
 



Black Spider Monkey
 



Amazon River Dolphin
 



Sloth
 



Chimpanzee
 



Giant Panda
 



Saola
 



Orangutan
 



African Wild Dog
 



Cross River Gorilla
 



Mountain Gorilla
 



Monarch Butterfly
 



Red Panda
 



Amur Leopard
 



African Elephant
 



Sunda Tiger
 



Sumatran Rhino
 



Brown Bear
 



Tiger
 



Forest Elephant
 



Western Lowland Gorilla
 



Gorilla
 



Eastern Lowland Gorilla
 



Bonobo
 



Bornean Orangutan
 



Tree Kangaroo
 



Asian Elephant
 



Javan Rhino
 



Greater One-Horned Rhino
 



Borneo Pygmy Elephant
 



Sri Lankan Elephant
 



Sumatran Elephant 
 



Continental Tiger</h3><br><img src = outputs/polar-bear.jpg><h3>polar bear,Vulnerable,22000-31000</h3><br><img src = outputs/pronghorn.jpg><h3>pronghorn,Least Concern,about 1 million</h3><br><img src = outputs/red-panda.jpg><h3>red panda,Endangered,less than 10000 individuals</h3><br><img src = outputs/rhino.jpg><h3>rhino,4-10 ft.,Tropical and subtropical grasslands savannahs and shrublands tropical moist forests deserts and shrublands</h3><br><img src = outputs/saola.jpg><h3>saola,Critically Endangered,Unknown</h3><br><img src = outputs/sea-lions.jpg><h3>sea lions,Endangered,Zalophus wollebaeki</h3><br><img src = outputs/sea-turtle.jpg><h3>sea turtle,Endangered,Cheloniidae and Dermochelyidae families</h3><br><img src = outputs/seals.jpg><h3>seals,Sea Turtle
 



Vaquita
 



Whale Shark
 



Dugong
 



Humphead Wrasse
 



Pacific Salmon
 



Dolphins and Porpoises
 



Whale
 



Sea Lions
 



Marine Iguana
 



Tuna
 



Bluefin Tuna
 



Sei Whale
 



Yellowfin Tuna
 



Hawksbill Turtle
 



Skipjack Tuna
 



Great White Shark
 



Loggerhead Turtle
 



Leatherback Turtle
 



Green Turtle
 



Olive Ridley Turtle
 



Albacore Tuna
 



Bigeye Tuna
 



North Atlantic Right Whale
 



Blue Whale
 



Fin Whale
 



Bowhead Whale
 



Gray Whale
 



Hector's Dolphin
 



Galápagos Penguin
 



Shark
 



Polar Bear
 



Narwhal
 



Beluga
 



Arctic Wolf
 



Brown Bear
 



Giant Tortoise</h3><br><img src = outputs/sei-whale.jpg><h3>sei whale,Endangered,Balaenoptera borealis</h3><br><img src = outputs/shark.jpg><h3>shark,up to 11 tons,8 in.-40 ft.</h3><br><img src = outputs/skipjack-tuna.jpg><h3>skipjack tuna,Least Concern,Katsuwonus pelamis</h3><br><img src = outputs/sloth.jpg><h3>sloth,Rain Forest,Why They Matter
















Sloths are an integral part of tropical rain forest ecosystems. Among the most common mid-sized mammals in Central and South American rain forests is the brown-throated sloth.</h3><br><img src = outputs/snow-leopard.jpg><h3>snow leopard,Vulnerable,total estimated 4080-6590</h3><br><img src = outputs/southern-rockhopper-penguin.jpg><h3>southern rockhopper penguin,Vulnerable,Eudyptes chrysocome</h3><br><img src = outputs/sri-lankan-elephant.jpg><h3>sri lankan elephant,Endangered,2500–4000</h3><br><img src = outputs/sumatran-elephant.jpg><h3>sumatran elephant,Critically Endangered,2400 – 2800</h3><br><img src = outputs/sumatran-orangutan.jpg><h3>sumatran orangutan,Critically Endangered,14613</h3><br><img src = outputs/sumatran-rhino.jpg><h3>sumatran rhino,Critically Endangered,80</h3><br><img src = outputs/sunda-tiger.jpg><h3>sunda tiger,Critically Endangered,Less than 400</h3><br><img src = outputs/swift-fox.jpg><h3>swift fox,Least Concern,Vulpes velox</h3><br><img src = outputs/tiger.jpg><h3>tiger,Endangered,Around 3900</h3><br><img src = outputs/tree-kangaroo.jpg><h3>tree kangaroo,Least Concern,Dendrolagus sp.</h3><br><img src = outputs/tuna.jpg><h3>tuna,Thunnus and Katsuwonus species,40- 500 pounds</h3><br><img src = outputs/western-lowland-gorilla.jpg><h3>western lowland gorilla,Critically Endangered,Unknown</h3><br><img src = outputs/whale-shark.jpg><h3>whale shark,Endangered,Rhincodon typus</h3><br><img src = outputs/whale.jpg><h3>whale,Endangered,Around 400 North Atlantic right whales remain; other species vary: 10000-90000</h3><br><img src = outputs/white-rhino.jpg><h3>white rhino,Near Threatened,Less than 17000</h3><br><img src = outputs/yangtze-finless-porpoise.jpg><h3>yangtze finless porpoise,Critically Endangered,1000-1800</h3><br><img src = outputs/yellowfin-tuna.jpg><h3>yellowfin tuna,Near Threatened,Thunnus albacares</h3><br><img src = outputs/bonobo.jpg><h3>bonobo,Endangered,10000 to 50000</h3><br><img src = outputs/giant-tortoise.jpg><h3>giant tortoise,Vulnerable,up to 700 pounds</h3><br><img src = outputs/macaw.jpg><h3>macaw,Least Concern,Ara ararauna</h3><br><img src = outputs/savanna-elephant.jpg><h3>savanna elephant,Vulnerable,Loxodonta africana africana</h3><br>