Hawaii's threatened species: What to know about protected wildlife on the islands
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Hawaii's unique wildlife is a major part of island culture — here's what to know about some of the state's cherished and protected species.
A Hawaiian monk seal takes a nap on a beach in Hawaii. (Ryan Jenkinson/Department of Land and Natural Resources, Hawaii) A Hawaiian monk seal swims up to shore in Hawaii. (Ryan Jenkinson/Department of Land and Natural Resources, Hawaii) False killer whales swim together in Hawaii. (Robin W. Baird/Cascadia Research) A false killer whale leaps while chasing prey, in Hawaii, April 2006. "We just ask visitors to be respectful of all wildlife … Try not to disturb them." Akikiki Hawaiian bird faces threat of going extinct. (Jim Denny/Department of Land and Natural Resources, Hawaii) Akikiki Hawaiian bird faces the threat of going extinct. (Jim Denny/Department of Land and Natural Resources, Hawaii)
Fox News Digital talked to Ryan Jenkinson with the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR); he's a member of the protected species and aquatics resources division.
Jenkinson said the department’s aim is to strike a balance between human interaction and animal protection.
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