Because they are getting killed and people are hunting them for their fur and skin.
No, the striped Possum is on theVulnerable list but is not endangered. But this can change at anytime with wild fires and hunters and the environment.
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An endangered animal in the alpine is a Mountain Pygmy Possum
Leadbeater's Possum, the delicate native possum which is the faunal emblem of Victoria, was placed on the IUCN Red list of endangered species in 2004. Leadbeater's possum was only rediscovered in 1961 after having been thought to be extinct for fifty years.
Because if they do the whole chain reaction would happen
Yes, it is endangered because they get hunted down by foxes and feral cats.
There is not now, nor has there ever been, a species of possum called the white-tailed possum.
corroboree frogs, pygmy possum
The Honey Possum is listed as "least concern" with the population trend of "stable", according to the International Union of Conservation for Nature, or the IUCN Red List. They are not listed by the US Fish and Wildlife Services Endangered Species List. For more details, please see the sites listed below.
Leadbeater's possum was chosen as the animal emblem for Victoria because it is completely unique to that state. It was also selected because by doing so, awareness was raised of the plight of these highly endangered animals.
Possums, which are found only in Australia and neighbouring islands (and are quite different to opossums) have numerous species. Some of these are threatened; many are not.Non-threatened species include:Common Brushtail possumEastern Pygmy possumRingtail possumHoney possumCommon Spotted cuscusStriped possumThreatened species include:Mountain Pygmy possum (Endangered)Leadbeater's Possum (Endangered)Gliders are also possums. The sugar glider, feathertail glider and greater glider are not threatened, but the squirrel glider is listed as threatened. The yellow-bellied glider is threatened in New South Wales but not elsewhere. The Mahogany glider is endangered.
Any Australian animals which live in the bush can be endangered by bushfires.Animals most at risk include:koalaspossums (especially the Leadbeater's Possum)glidersnumbats (far southwestern Australia only)quollswombats