The Coqui is becoming endangered because of it's habitat, or environment being destroyed. The main reason it's habitat is being destroyed is due to the increase in humans necessity for space and houses being built and the agricultural expansion. In addition, the Coqui has a low reproductive rate, meaning that there are not too many mating and having babies, so the population is slowly diminishing.
Nope! Coqui frogs are not endangered, but they are nearly threatened in Hawaii. In Puerto Rico they are not threatened at all! PUERTO RICO IS AWESOME BABY!
no . but they were in the year 1987.
The Golden coqui (Eleutherodactylus jasperi) is about three-fourths of an inch long. Unfortunately, they may already be extinct.
oselot, koala bears, panda bears, and the coqui bird
The golden eagle, Aquila Chrysaetos, is not an endangered species.
No the golden trout is not endangered.
The Golden coqui hasn't been observed since 1981. There's not much you can do for a specie you can't find anymore. It's probably extinct. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife did make an attempt to save them in 1984, but i guess it didn't work out. See "Recovery plan for the golden coqui" U.S. Fish and Wild life services, 1984
no, but they are becoming endangered.
why are golden mice endangered? not like normal mice. i mean golden mice that live in the forests
Yes some monkeys are becoming endangered due to global warming, and some are already endangered
No, they are not an endangered species.
No. The golden eagle is not an endangered species.
Some species of penguins are currently on the endangered list. Climate change and humans are responsible for penguins becoming endangered.