The people who speak it may be exterminated by invaders (Aztec, Mayan) or the language gradually changes (Sanskrit,Latin-> many European/subcontinental languages). Latin is formally extinct (nobody speaks it as a native tongue) but because of its enormous influence in historical times it is still used in specialized areas, and some people can actually use it as a common language between individuals who do not know each other's language. So from some point of view it is not yet extinct.
Most people want to use just 1 language
1. Cloning prevents extinction
Mass extinction could occur due to climate change, an asteroid impact and even a volcanic eruption.
"Thirteen Reasons Why" has been translated into multiple languages, with over 40 translations available worldwide.
are rhinosuarses herbavoirs or carnivoirs
Urban Growth and Desolation
Efforts to save minority languages in danger of extinction include promoting language revitalization programs, preserving cultural heritage through education and media, and supporting community involvement in language preservation initiatives. Access to development can be facilitated by incorporating minority languages into national education systems, ensuring equal opportunities for speakers in employment and public services, and promoting the economic value of linguistic diversity in global markets.
Your mom won't let you get a cheetah for a number of reasons. First of all. they are an endangered species, I don't think your mom wants to be the reason for the extinction of cheetahs.
There are many reasons why the wild life of the Philippines is going extinct. The main causes of extinction are deforestation and poaching.
I think it's extinction. ------------------------------- More specifically an "extinction event".
Due to the below reasons * Habitat loss * Poaching for Meat * Game Hunting
People kill them for their fur or other parts and some people eat them.
I think so.