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A species is considered endangered, if it is considered to be facing a very high risk of extinction in the wild.
a species whose numbers are so small that the species is at risk of extinction
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A species whose numbers are so small that the species is at a risk of extinction.
The "Levels of Risk" of species is: 1.Extirpated-No longer found in a habitat but found elsewhere (High Risk) 2.Endangered-Species facing extirpation or extinction (Moderate Risk) 3. Threatened-Species in danger of becoming endangered (Low Risk)
Yes , species with very small populations are at the verge of extinction as compared to large population .
A critically endangered species is a species that has an extremely high risk of extinction in the immeadiate future. Examples are the California Conder, Island fox, Chinese river dolphin, and Siberian tiger.
Endemic species are indigenous, that is they are native to the environment where they are found. Exotic species are those that have been introduced. For instance, the nutria are endemic to regions of South America, but exotic to the Florida Everglades where they were introduced after being set free by fur farmers who found they could not make a living raising them.
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As of now, the polar bear is a vulnerable species, not on the endangered species list, as some populations are increasing.
Endangered or Critically Endangered.
40-70% it says on wikipedia