For an animal to become endangered, it first would have had to have a large population to begin with. As a result of poachers, loss of habitat, lack of food, lack of adaptation, the members of the species would slowly die out, not going into total extinction. Wildlife conservations catch these animals and breed them in captivity in hopes to replenish the populations.
Animals or plants become endangered when so many die that they are unable to replace the population. Therefor, the numbers of the species decline and soon it is close to extinction.
Things that commonly are causes for species to become endangered today include deforestation, poaching or overfishing, and even global warming and pollution.
Propagate the plant and save the animal. The plants are not likely to become extinct by dint of being eaten by the animal. However, the animal is far more likely to become extinct by loss of its fodder.
When the last individual organism dies the animal or plant will become extinct.
There really is nothing you can do except try and separate the animal from the plant.
you call an animal expert.
Yes they will become extinct. Not all the time... some endangered animals that eat endangered plants also eat other plants that might not be endangered... therefore they can live off another plant when to endangered plant goes extinct!!!! :)
It's called Endangered if a species is threatened to go extinct.
Take the plant, put it in your yard, take the animal, put it in a zoo.
If something else eats a plant or animal that becomes extinct, it might become endangered. But it would most likely just find something else to eat.
The plant or animal is said to have become extinct.
endangered species
An endangered organism can be a plant or an animal whose population has reduced to such a small number that it is very existence is in danger .
If an animal or plant is endangered, it means that threats to its survival are considerable, and that action must be taken to ensure its continued existence. This action often takes place in particular forms of greater protection for the animal or plant's habitat.