Loss of habitat, and hunting for their fur (now halted) threatened the jaguar, but this cat is not endangered, but listed as near threatened.
Some species of penguins are endangered. Puffins are watched and there are groups lobbying to place them on the endangered species list.
The striped dolphin is not endangered, but is considered a protected species. That means without a some sort of protection plan in place, the species would become endangered.
Since the panther can be one of three species,only the puma doesn't have black individuals, only leopards and jaguars, protection is already in place to protect these species. The black panther is not a species, but either a leopard or jaguar.
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Absolutely not. Most endangered species have laws in place to protect them.
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anywhere it only depends on what you're looking for and what kind of ecosystem or environment they live in
Two ways new species can be introduced to an ecosystem is by being endangered and having an injury. If an animal is endangered or has an injury it is allowed to be taken to a wild animal place that they hold if the animal is injured abandoned and endangered or has an disease or illness
A black panther is not a particular animal but is used to describe both a melanistic (black) leopard as well as a melanistic jaguar. Both animals pose a certain amount of danger to humans and can kill.
The chemical was DDT, an insecticide, once used to destroy crop eating insects. The chemical got into the watershed, where it contaminated the fish the eagles ate. This poison caused the eagle's egg shells to be too thin, making them easy to break, so fewer eaglets were surviving. Since DDT has now been banned, the bald eagle has made a remarkable comeback. It is no longered considered an endangered species, but rather a species whose status varies from place to place as threatened, to species of least concern.
Humans encroach on plains to graze cattle and plant crops, usurping the native species.
The correct spelling of the verb meaning "to place in danger" is endanger.The past tense is endangered (placed in peril), and the active endangered means "having been placed in danger" such as a species.