Answer:
def endangered_animals(animal_dict):
result = ""
for animal, population in animal_dict.items():
result += f"{animal}\\"
return result
print(endangered_animals({"Javan Rhinoceros":60, "Vaquita":10, "Mountain Gorilla":200, "Tiger":500}))
Step-by-step explanation:
The endangered_animals function accepts a dictionary containing a list of endangered animals (keys) and their remaining population (values). It uses a for loop to iterate through the dictionary items and format a string containing the name of each animal with a newline character at the end. Finally, the function returns the resulting string.
When this function is called with the example dictionary {"Javan Rhinoceros":60, "Vaquita":10, "Mountain Gorilla":200, "Tiger":500}, it prints the following output:
Javan Rhinoceros
Vaquita
Mountain Gorilla
Tiger