During the Permian mass extinction more than 80% of the global animal species went extinct.
This was one of the many mass extinction events that occurred during the Earth's history. Mass extinction events are global die-off's of animal species. Throughout history, these have been caused by many factors, but often include a sharp change in global weather conditions. The Permian mass extinction killed of 95% of all land species and 70% of all marine life, averaging around 80% in total species.
Therefore, we can confirm that during the Permian mass extinction more than 80% of the global animal species went extinct.
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