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yes they were an still are because of deforestation
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How many African golden cats are left in the world?
It is estimated that there are only about 50,000 golden cats left. They are listed as vulnerable to extinction.
Why is the golden eagle endangered?
The golden eagle, Aquila Chrysaetos, is not an endangered species.
Is the Golden Trout on the endangered?
No the golden trout is not endangered.
Where does the African golden cats live?
a African golden cat can live in any wet area all over the world but the temperature must be right otherwise the cat will die
What cats live in africa?
In the African plains, most recognized cat species are : Cheetahs, Lions, Leopards (all big cats), Servals, Caracals, African Golden Cat, African Wildcat, Black-footed cat, and Sandcats (smaller wild cats).
Is The African Ringneck Endangered?
No, the African Ringneck is not endangered
Where do cheetahs have their cubs?
At the long golden grass. (see the movie african cats from disney if you haven't seen it)
Are ring-tailed cats endangered?
are ring-tailed cats endangered
Are Asian golden cats endangered?
The Asiatic Golden Cat (Pardofelis temminckii) is what I think you're referring to. It is currently listed as "near threatened" (since 2008) but do show a declining population trend.
Where does a African golden cat live?
: African golden cats are found across the African Equatorial belt. The prefer the rain forest regions, but also range into secondary forest regions and have been known to adapt well to logged areas with dense undergrowth.
Why are the Golden Mouse endangered?
why are golden mice endangered? not like normal mice. i mean golden mice that live in the forests
What are the relatives of the African golden cats?
The African Golden cat is medium-sized cat and is thought to be a close relative of the Caracal and the Serval. At this current point in time, the African Golden cat is the only member of the genus Profelis, much like the Caracal and the Serval being the only members of Genus Caracal and Leptailurusrespectively.
