American Pika
This southwest U.S. native has unfortunately already gone extinct in many areas around the country. Even so, it’s still not officially protected by law as an endangered species, so hunting also frequently happens.
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Basically most of the human race doesn’t really give a damn about other species, other than their own existence. If they did, we probably wouldn’t hunt for pleasure, start wars or continually harm our planet . Man is destroying everything around them. I’m glad I won’t be around in a 100 years to see the destruction of earth as we know it.