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How would it affect humans if the jaguar went extinct?
First of all we'd lose a beautiful creature and it wouldn't really effect humans but we'd have nothing to look at in a zoo, but still a creature deserves to live no matter what. If Jaguars went extinct, we would all be for blame really.
What would happen if humans became extinct?
then you would not even be here
Are humans is 1 of the cos of megaladon extinction?
no they became extinct unone
How did Phorushacos become extinct?
Phorusracos became extinct in the Plio-Pleistocene. It is unknown why it became extinct. Some people said it was because of humans, others say it died due to competition from cats and dogs.
Why are jaguars becoming extinct?
Jaguars are becoming extinct primarily due to habitat loss caused by deforestation, human encroachment, and fragmentation of their habitat. Additionally, Jaguars are being hunted for their fur and body parts, and face conflicts with humans over livestock predation. Conservation efforts are important to protect jaguars and their habitats.
What prehistoric dinosaur was still around when humans came around?
There were no more dinosaurs when the humans evolved. All of them became extinct.
Were dinosaurs extinct in the 19th century?
Dinosaurs became extinct millions of years ago. Dinosaurs died off long before humans came into existence.
Do humans prey on jaguars?
No, humans do not prey on jaguars as they are not a common source of food for humans. In some cases, jaguars may be hunted for their fur or as a trophy, but they are not considered a regular prey species for humans.
How did baby mammoths become extinct?
mamoths either became exstinxt from humans hunting them or the melting of the ice age
How do jaguars interact with humans?
Jaguars often avoid interacting with humans because they are reclusive creatures. They are sometimes hunted by humans for their skins and can attack a human if cornered.
How did the neanderthal man became extinct?
Either because of climate change, or competition from Cro-Magnon man (modern humans).
Do woolly mammoths still exist?
No. They became extinct about 10,000 years ago and humans may have been one cause.
