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because humans are destroying their ecosystems and the animals are eating stuff that has been tainted by our chemicals.
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Are there any endangered animals in Peru?
yes many are becoming extinct
Why is it important to have a varaiton of spieces?
To prevent to man animals from becoming endangered or extinct.
Why are critically endangered animals worse than vulnerable endangered animals?
Critically endangered animals are worse because they have more of a chance of becoming extinct. Vunerables have more around.
How are endangered and extinct animal similar?
Endangered and extinct animals are similar because endangered animals sometimes become extinct.
What does it mean if animals are At risk?
What this means is that the animal is at risk of becoming endangered or extinct.
What percentage of the worlds animals have least concern of going extinct?
So far, over 1,000 species of animals have gone extinct, and over 500 species of animals are endangered right now. It is hard to determine the percent of animals not endangered because animals are becoming endangered every minute.
Are Bengal tiger's extinct?
No, but it is endangered of becoming extinct.
Where are the extinct and endangered animals?
the extinct animals are in heaven and the endangered animals are all over the world in the wild and in zoos.
How do animals become endangered and extinct?
some animals are becoming extint because people hunt and kill animals for fur,tusks,skin etc.
How do animals com extinct or endangered?
extinct
What is the difference between endangered and extinct animals?
Endangered Species are ones that have a very small population and that population is at a greater risk of becoming extinct. Many species that become extinct never make to the endangered species list. Extinct Species are ones that are either known (documented) to be extinct or are so few in population that a recovery is considered highly unlikely even under excellent conditions.
Why are seals becoming extinct in Antarctica?
There is no evidence that any kind of seal that lives in the waters around Antarctica is becoming extinct, and in fact, are all listed as of 'least concern' on lists of endangered animals.
