Why are black panthers endangered?

Answer 1

well people hunt them because theyre dangerous
Although black panthers can adapt well to different environments and habitats, they are in danger. Their population is shrinking along with their habitats. Human beings are the biggest threat to the survival of black panthers. The environmental changes, which cause the loss and deterioration of natural habitats for black panthers, are also a big threat to black panthers.

Threat from Human Beings:

Black panthers, like all members of the big cat family, have no greater enemy in nature than human beings. Farmers have killed them with poison and traps to protect livestock or people. Hunters have killed them for adventure and for their beautiful and precious furs.

Threat from the Environment:

Human beings are moving into areas traditionally natural habitat and communities for wildlife animals. Habitat loss and deterioration is threatening the survival of black panthers. Environmental contamination such as Mercury and other chemicals is also a cause of death of wild animals including black panthers. =D
because one reason is fleas, ticks, and worms can cause the Black Panther harm

Answer 2

The Black Necked Spitting Cobra or Black Spitting Cobra is not listed on an endangered species list as far as I can find. I found lots of information about the snake, but no endangered listing. To see more details see site listed below.

Answer 3

The black racer is far from an endangered species. One of the more common snakes in the U.S.

Answer 4

Black panthers are not a particular species. It is either a melanistic (black) leopard or a melanistic jaguar. Neither of these species is in danger of extinction.