no it it hasn't because some horses can swim so it wouldn't wipe out a whole entire species.
Ivory trade caused the elephant population to plummet and in many areas it is still an endangered species.
It is called " Extinct " whenever the species is wiped out from both the wild and out of the wild (zoo's, etc...). Sometimes PEOPLE wipe the species out. :(
Their species was wiped out by a meteor.
Supposedly the lighthouse keeper's cat (Tibbles) had been hunting the species of wren for weeks and single-handedly wiped out the entire species. However, other birds of the species later arrived, and also fell prey to feral cats.
As usual - the human race wiped the species out ! The flightless bird was powerless to escape the explorers who discovered it - and the whole species was wiped out within a matter of years !
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HOMES,CARS,PEOPLE,BUILDINGS,CITIES the entire world
He wiped out an entire advanced civilization of smart, innocent people.
It can cover an entire city or more if it's severe.
In the early hours of 25 June 1852, the town of Gundagaia was hit by a torrent which swept down the Murrumbidgee valley, and virtually wiped out the town.
Indigenous people were not 'wiped out', their numbers were seriousl decimated by the spanish conquerors, but several hundred thousand remain today scattered through the entire continent.