This is difficult to say. Currently there are several wild cat species on the endangered list, but if the question is about Domestic cats, then it is almost impossible to tell. Currently, there is an overpopulation in pet cats due to owners failing to spay and neuter their animals, so the Domestic cat species will not become extinct anytime soon.
We do not know. Rats are highly successful animals, so it will probably be a very long time before they go extinct.
No, the rat population is very robust. There are acturally too many of them, especially in cities.
no they are not
Why,yes they are!
On the contrary, they are all over the place.
Of course, or else they would be extinct
There are many species of rats [surprisingly] And yes Some species of rats are Endangered And some are even Extinct! Rats in a whole are not endangered because they can reproduce in many numbers.
Never. They will always be around, like cockroaches and rats.
The Achatinella mustelina became extinct due to the accidental introduction of rats to the snail's habitat. There is some speculation as to whether this snail is truly extinct.
Cats and rats were introduced to them so they were overwhelmed.
It is thought that the bulldog rat became extinct in the early 1900's from the diseases that black rats carried, who were first infected by new sailors to the area.
because they had venim and thy kept being killed yoo man
I'm not sure what you mean by "prevent." Desert rat-kangaroos are extinct.
A species that has entirely died out is considered extinct. An example of extinct species are the dodo, saber-tooth tigers, woolly mammoths, Canary Island giant rats, Cape lion, and the Red Rail.