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Are elk native to Ireland?
no - elk are extinct in Ireland
Are wolves extinct in Ireland?
Yes. The last wolf was killed in Ireland in 1786.
Is Ireland famous for elks?
Not so much now, but it is famous for the now extinct giant Irish elk. It is believed to be extinct in Ireland for about 10,500 years.
What is Ireland' s almost extinct animal?
The leprechaun
When did wolves last live in Britain?
wolves were made extinct in England in 1486 then wolves were made extinct in Scotland in 1743 and wolves in Ireland were made extinct in 1776
Is the Sugarloaf in Ireland a volcano?
No. But there is a volcano in Ireland and it erupted last year! That volcano was in Iceland. Regarding the sugarloaf, there are a number of sugarloaf mountains in Ireland. Only 1 is a volcano which is extinct. Ireland has many volcanos all of which are extinct.
What are facts about the wolf?
it came extinct in england in 1486 Scotland in 1743 and Ireland 1770.
Where there ever bears in Ireland?
There are no wild bears in Ireland because the land is not suitable for them. Ireland does not have the proper climate or land for bears to live off of.
Where is slemish volcano?
Slemish is an extinct volcano in the north of Ireland.
Why are wolves extinct in ireland?
Wolves became extinct in Ireland primarily due to hunting and habitat loss. By the late 17th century, increasing agricultural expansion and human settlement led to the destruction of their natural habitats. Additionally, negative perceptions of wolves as threats to livestock prompted extensive hunting, culminating in their extinction by the early 18th century. Conservation efforts were not in place to protect them, contributing to their decline.
Did the vikings stay there perminatly?
In Iceland, yes In Greenland, yes, but they went extinct In Ireland, yes, but they were chased away In England, yes, but they were chased away here too
Are the glen of imaal terriers extinct?
No, Glen of Imaal Terriers are not extinct. They are a rare breed, but they are still being bred and maintained by enthusiasts and breeders today. Originating from Ireland, these terriers are known for their versatility and friendly nature. Conservation efforts and dedicated breeders help ensure their survival as a distinct breed.
