Poaching has been prohibited.
Elephant birds have been extinct since at least the 17th century. ---- Hey, I saw that answer on Wikipedia!
unlike the Indian elephant the African elephant has not ever been domesticated on any sort of large scale.
The Carolina paroquet has been extinct since 1914.
The African skimmer is listed as "Near Threatened", not endangered. The decline in population seems to have been arrested now, and there is some resurgance in population. Habitat loss caused the initial decline.
They certainly aren't anymore, because they are extinct. When they did live, they probably only attacked animals that they thought were threats. That is similar to the African elephant, but they are still considered one of the most dangerous mammals on Earth.
Carthage used a species of elephant called the North African Elephant (Loxodonta africana pharaoensis) as war elephants against the Romans in the Punic Wars. They were a bit smaller than the existing African bush elephants, which made them a little bit faster. They were also used as war elephants by the Ancient Egyptians against the Seleucid Empire. The North African Elephant is now extinct and has been since around 100AD. Fossils of this elephant are rare to find, we have mostly learnt of their existence through Roman writings and several archaeologically recovered Roman bronze statues of them.
An ajask as a type of African elephant. The were first found in Maharani ( in North Africa ) in the 1820's. They are currently an endangered species because they are becoming growingly popular food sources for tradition African people because 90% of its body parts a eatable . Estimates have been made and the whole Ajask elephant population will be extinct by around 2020. They eat leaves and fruit of any near by trees and are often found in the driest parts of African deserts. Their tough skin can handle the highest of temperatures and there dense bones means that they can last up to 14 days without water. An average Ajask elephant can live up to 60 years in the wild. Ajask Elephants are not found in any zoo's around the world because they are very aggressive towards humans even when they have been fully rehabilitated.
if farmers sopted hunting them then there would be more quaggai left and that would prevent the quaggai from being extinct
African and AsianThe two types of elephants are African and Asian. Male African elephants are the largest surviving terrestrial animals and can reach a height of 13 feet. African elephants are listed as 'vulnerable' and the Asian elephant is classified as 'endangered' by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.Sadly there are only 2 species of Elephants in the world because of humans have been killing them. Th two species of Elephants left in the world are the Asian Elephant and the Afirican Elephant. The rarest Elephant in the world is a combination of the two.Yes, There are 2 species of elephant the Asian and the Africanand both are endangered. Save the elephants!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Visit my website at celesteisawesome.webs.com Yes it is about wildlife conservationthe two species of elephants are Indian elephantsandAfrican elephants
The lions mane jellyfishs' status has not been listed by the IUCN
10 T0 12 THOUSAND ELEPHANTS LIVE IN AFRICA AND ASIA COMBINED. However this is the amount of elephants that have been recorded or tracked. There is a possibility of additional 5000 at maximum.
The animal most dangerous to the elephant are humans. Lions have been known to kill calves and old, sick or weak elephants, but the only creature that is a threat to a healthy adult elephant is a human.