The last white footed rabbit rat was recorded at about 1845, but some were reported in 1856â??57 and maybe in the 1930s. Rats may have spread diseases or competed for food with the white footed rabbit rat.
The white footed rabbit rat was native to the woodlands of south-eastern Australia. It is said that Aboriginal fire stick farming, which was the method of farming used to maintain the woodland areas, may have been the cause of extinction for these little rodents.
The White-footed Rabbit-rat is extinct, which means there's no more of them alive, which means they have no habitat. Its habitat used to be in Australian woodlands. See the related link below for more info.
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No, there is not a white footed ferret, but there are domestic ferrets with white paws
White-footed tamarin was created in 1877.
White-footed fox was created in 1854.
White elephants are not extinct but very rare. It is a gene combination that does not happen very often, but they do still exist.
White tigers are all decended from a very small number of wild caught white tigers. There are very few if any white tigers currently in the wild. However as a white tiger can be born to two normal coloured tigers and is not a species in itself, it will go extinct when all tigers are extinct
the average lifespan of the white footed mouse is usually less than two years.
White tigers are Bengals, not Siberians, and none have been seen in the wild for years.
white people came and hunted them for skin and tongues
No white tigers should not be extinct.
The baiji dolphin was a freshwater dolphin and the first to be driven to extinction by humans. This species is thought to have gone extinct in 2006.