Nicobar Pigeon was created in 1758.

Yes Nicobar Pigeon is an endemic species.

towords the climatical changes

The Nicobar Pigeon is not a dangerous bird. It is a living relative to the dodo. It is not used to predators because it lives in islands in the south Pacific. Nicobar Pigeons are a threatened species because it is killed for food and its gizzard stone.

A number of zoos and botanical gardens around the world have some of this species on display.

Doves and pigeons form the family Columbidae. There are 289 known species in the world. The terms "pigeon", and "dove", are actually interchangeable, with pigeons normally referring to the larger species of the family. However, the rock dove is known as the feral pigeon of large cities.