The eastern diamond is protected in many areas of its range. Although listed as least concern as a species, it is endangered in some states.
Surveys are being done to gather info on numbers, and much land is being set aside to provide habitat.
One state that has such a program going on is North Carolina, and I am involved with the study there.
The snake is protected as an endangered species throughout its range in the United States. It is illegal to capture, molest or kill the snake.
They were being hunted to extinction for hat decorations
Cheetahs are strictly protected by law, but habitat needs to be preserved for them.
One thing that is being done to protect the blue bird of paradise from extinction is rebuilding their habitat by planting new plants and trees. There are also many reserves built to give the birds and other animals a safe place to live.
Both of your questions are yes, because it destroys rodents, which left unchecked can become a threat to crops, and spread disease.
The " Canebrake Rattlesnake", is a southern race of the timber rattlesnake, being somewhat paler and having a dark ventral line down the back.
In answer to your question, yes. They can kill though they rarely kill adult humans. it has to do with the amount of venom the snake injects, the ensuing activities, and the health/allergies of the person who was bitten. On average there or sever or serious consequences even some long term effects, but with proper care and treatment, these can be minimized easily.
2 prevent them from extinction..... its our duty to save n protect them 4m being extinct 2 preserve nature, i mean biosphere...
Don't know what you mean by a bike being "pro".
The eastern diamondback is the largest venomous snake in North America, with a North Carolina specimen of eight feet being the record. This snake is found from North Carolina to Louisiana, but it is rare in those two states. Usually found in coastal pine forests, and will share burrows with gopher tortoises.
Nothing was done to protect the Dodo. They were killed and eaten by sailors. Rats and cats from passing ships also helped to bring about their extinction. Being flightless and unaware of human or animal predators, they proved easy prey.
extinction
they are vulnerable to extinction