Yes. There are five endangered species now. Twelve are not endangered.
split the animal that hurt them and the emperor penguins will live and have enough time to breed.
Through loss of habitat caused by global warming.
endangered species is a species that is almost extinct
There are 18 different listings of penguins on the IUCN Red List. The status given to these range from "least concern", to "endangered" with population trend decreasing. So, considering that there are from, 17 to 20, (this number is being debated) species of penguins. I think it's fair to say that, generally speaking, they are endangered. But, to be completely accurate, it would be helpful if you knew the name of the species of penguin. Then you could check it's listing, and have the complete information for that specific species of penguin. For more information and details see sites listed below.Emperor penguins are endangeredno
If we keep on harming the enviornment, then yes, some animal species could become threatened, endangered, or maybe even extinct!
penguins are at risk because they live around ice which could melt and cause a flooding baring in mind penguins can only hold there breaths for 20 minutes. Also the seals try and eat them in the water because of the krill in there tummies.
Critically Endangered. Example: Amur leopard, around 35-50 in the wild.
No, the pygmy loris is listed as vulnerable on the IUCN red list but could become endangered in the future if their habitat (forests) are destroyed.
The desert tortoise has the official status of 'threatened' but not endangered at this time (2014). If populations continue to decline, they could become endangered in the future, however.
There are between 17 and 20 different species of penguins living in the world today. Three are already listed as endangered and ten are currently under review by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services. So, the Endangered Species List is in the process of study and research due to petitions filed. Now the numbers of species listed as endangered by the IUCN Red List or CITES is 12, but I could only get that confirmed at one site.
Because giant pandas are endangered species! They could become extinct!
its not extinct and it not endangered it just is habitat is being destroyed and it could become endangered It isn't extinct but it IS endangered. In the 80's there were more concerns for the animal because it was being hunted for its fur. Now on the IUCN list its one of their least concerns. Their population is low in the US.