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It is hard to calculate the number of animals that have become extinct since 1681 since some species went extinct before scientists knew they existed. What is known is that more than 90 species of birds and hundreds of species of mammals have gone extinct since then.
1,200 birds are currently extinct
dodo birds I believe are extinct. if i am mistaken then dinosoars
there are 5 animals that are extinct and they are: the monkey elephant birds snakes dogs
This animal below have been extinct for more than 100 years. The Moa has been extinct for about 600 years
dinosours, certain birds
Millions, nearly 100 different types and species become extinct each day. Also, more animals have become extinct in human existence than in the entire history of the world. That's 1.6 billion years! Hundreds and hundreds of millions of years with actual animals.
Dinosaurs are now extinct. There are many species of birds that are extinct.
Many animals including tree dwelling mammals and birds are harmed by the deforestation of Haiti. Several species of monkeys are endangered and teetering on being extinct on the island.
Technically, no. Most animals are not targets for poaching. A handful of large mammal species may die out eventually, but small animals like rodents and birds aren't going anywhere.
Australia has one of the world's worst records for extinction of native animals. This is largely due to the proliferation of introduced species, particularly feral cats, dogs, rabbits, cane toads and foxes.Two of the better-known extinct species include:Tasmanian tiger (Thylacine)Lesser BilbyA more complete list of extinct native Australian species can be found at the related link. This includes mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and insects.
== == Given that the definition of an "extinct" animal would be a species of which no living specimens have been sighted in years, then there are no extinct animals in the world. However, if you wish to know how many species have become extinct, I suggest you look at the Wikipedia post linked below. There you will find a list that, excluding the dinosaurs, includes thousands of extinct animals, birds, fish, reptiles, etc. Consider that well over 90% of all the life forms that ever existed on earth are extinct, a complete list would be huge.