Can animals in danger of extinction be successfully relocated to an area other than their original habitat?

Answer 1

well i think that animals should be kept to were they are best suited in their habitat, because it is were they have adapted to unless they have been bred in homes or zoos then they can adapt to that place but still i think they should stay were they belong (wild animals).

Answer 2

Yes, there are animals of many species that live in varying environments. An example of this would be that there are arctic penguins, Mexican penguins and African pengiuns. Another example would be mice which live in every part of the world.

Answer 3

"Native" animals are defined as not being harmful to an environment without humans, they would be considered part of a balance. If the environment has become unbalanced, then their actions, perhaps predatory can be harmful to certain species.

However, many plants and animals have spread beyond their native areas, and are often considered to be "invasive species". Often natural control mechanisms have not been also imported or otherwise evolved, and these invasive species can be extremely harmful to the environment.

Answer 4

Well it depends on the animal sometimes they can last for quite a while but not over about six mnths it depends on the animal

Answer 5

It depends how different their old habatat is from their new one.

Answer 6

of course not!

Answer 7

if it can adapt