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]]> http://submitinfographics.com/all-infographics/top-countries-with-endangered-species-infographic.html#comment-470 Drew Mon, 04 Jul 2011 20:20:33 +0000 http://www.submitinfographics.com/?p=179#comment-470 I agree with the need for a key to explain the map and the graph. Those were quite difficult to understand. And yes, a comparison would help to understand just how dire '3,200 tigers left' really is. However, I don't think domestic cats would equate well here; that would be comparing apples and oranges. How about giving facts on a similar wild animal that has already gone extinct from when 3,200 was last measured? Or rather, facts about a similar animal that was brought back from approximately 3,200 left remaining and the efforts/time it took to regain their numbers. As far as the aesthetics of the infographic go, this one is very appealing.The colors and visuals are eye candy enough to draw the eye and make it easy to follow, but not too eye candy-ish for such a serious topic Also, great use of space, particularly in the top 3/4 of the poster. I agree with the need for a key to explain the map and the graph. Those were quite difficult to understand.
And yes, a comparison would help to understand just how dire ’3,200 tigers left’ really is. However, I don’t think domestic cats would equate well here; that would be comparing apples and oranges. How about giving facts on a similar wild animal that has already gone extinct from when 3,200 was last measured? Or rather, facts about a similar animal that was brought back from approximately 3,200 left remaining and the efforts/time it took to regain their numbers.
As far as the aesthetics of the infographic go, this one is very appealing.The colors and visuals are eye candy enough to draw the eye and make it easy to follow, but not too eye candy-ish for such a serious topic Also, great use of space, particularly in the top 3/4 of the poster.

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