its not extinct and it not endangered it just is habitat is being destroyed and it could become endangered
It isn't extinct but it IS endangered. In the 80's there were more concerns for the animal because it was being hunted for its fur. Now on the IUCN list its one of their least concerns. Their population is low in the US.
They kill rodents
No, lions have a conservation status of "Vulnerable", but they are not extinct.
yes.
ocelot
Extinction. When a species fails to adapt, it dies out.
Ocelots are not endangered species.
They kill rodents
At this moment, the Ocelot is Least Concerned. But one day, the Ocelot may become Threatened. No one knows for sure if the Ocelot will become Endangered.
Mainly to protect its habitat, and curtail skin hunting. But the ocelot is not an endangered species.
it would disrupt the food chain, resulting in more consumption of other animals by predators who currently prey on the ocelot, and organisms which the ocelot feeds upon would have an increase in survival rates, resulting in a growth of population of them.
No. The ocelot is listed as "Least Concern" by the IUCN.
The ocelot has never been common in the U.S., most of the ones seen in this country are vagrants from Mexico. The ocelot is doing fairly well, not considered an endangered species.
The baby ocelot is about 5-9 ounces at birch. They then become anywhere from 28-40 pounds.
They are not extinct.
They are not extinct.
They are not extinct.
Ocelots were once hunted for their beautiful skin. However, the ocelot is not an endangered species. Listed as Least Concern by the IUCN.