yes very
When a species is said to be endangered, it means that the species may die out and become extinct. They are in danger of extinction.
The Asian elephant is Endangered, while the African bush elephants and forest elephants are listed as Vulnerable. There are 5 species of rhinoceros. The white rhinoceros is Near Threatened, and the Indian rhinoceros is Vulnerable, while the black, Sumatran, and Javan rhinoceroses are all Critically Endangered.
Yes they are.
people kill them
Name two endangered animal and why they are becoming extinct?
There are some species of Abalone that are listed as endangered according to the International Union of Conservation for Nature, or the IUCN Red List. The Black Abalone is listed with a status of "critically endangered" with a population trend posted as "decreasing", while the Northern, or Pinto Abalone is listed with a status of "endangered" and the population trend posted as "stable". According to the US Fish and Wildlife Services or US FWS, Endangered Species List, the White Abalone is listed with a status of "endangered" as well. Also the Black Abalone species is listed with a status of "proposed endangered", and is waiting for the final ruling. For more details, please see the sites listed below.
Black
It depends on what species it is. If it's a black rhinoceros, then it's dark grey. If it's a white rhinoceros, then it's brighter than the black rhinoceros, light grey.
There are approximately 20,000.
Black rhinos are a species of rhinoceros native of Africa, from countries as South Africa and Tanzania. They are one of the most endangered species of the world, in fact, a black rhino subspecies was declared extinct in the year 2011. By the year 2014, it's calculated that the total worldwide population of this species is of only 5,055.
BLACK
Rhinoceros's scientific name is 'Rhinoceros unicornis'. They are large and strong animals that are native of Africa and the South of Asia. Despite their intimidating appearance, they are herbivorous, and sadly, they are an endangered species, due to the man's interest for their distinctive horns.