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if farmers sopted hunting them then there would be more quaggai left and that would prevent the quaggai from being extinct
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How heavy was the quagga?
The Quagga went extinct before much research could be done on it, but it was likely similar in size to other zebra
How long does the quagga live for?
The quagga is an extinct type of zebra from Africa. It is not known exactly how long they could live, but it is thought to be around 20 years.
Is the white tiger species in danger of being extinct?
yes I'm pretty sure that their in danger of becoming extinct :( but there are a few ways we could help them survive and not becoming extinct
How could you have prevented the Asiatic lion from becoming extinct?
You could stop pollution and littering
How can we help huskies becoming extinct?
it would be very unlikely that huskies (the breed of dog) could become extinct.
Why did people kill whales when they were becoming extinct?
B/c they could make money from it.
How can you help jack rabbits from becoming extinct?
mabye you could raise them and talk to the hunters
How do you know a species is becoming extinct?
You know a species is becoming extinct when its population is decreasing rapidly. The decrease could be caused by human involvement, natural disasters, change of climate, hunting, etc., etc.
How could you prevent dodo birds to become not extinct?
Anyway it is too late now.
Could a polar bear become extinct?
Yes. All animals have the potential of becoming extinct, especially those that are on the endangered, critical or threatened species list.
Why do conservationists want to prevent even the most exotic plants and animals from disappearing from the face of earth?
One reason that conservationists want to prevent even the most exotic plants and animals from becoming extinct is because it could disrupt the balance in nature. The lose of one plant or animal could affect other plants and animals.
Which of the following could not prevent a market from becoming perfectly competitive?
excessive information
