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Australian species are becoming endangered because of the fumes and gasses that are going around creating bad pollution that we breath there is also another reason it is that other big animals eat the small ones and mothers so there aren't many that can mate to create more and one more thing there are deices spreading which are causing animal cancer that can easily kill them if vets or wild animal cares don't find them.
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In Australia millions of nonnative cattle produce a huge amount of dung. For decades Australia has imported nonnative dung beetles to help clean up the dung. Which sentence best explains why native Au?
cow dung is not part of any native australian species niche
What impact can the introduction of exoctic species by humans have on an ecosystem?
When you introduce a foreign species into an ecosystem, they may be better equip to survive than the native species. They may steal the niches of other organisms, and lead them to extinction. For example, the Australian Rabbits were introduced into Australia years ago. Only 12 were, I believe. Since they had no natural predators, and an abundance of resources, they multiplied. Now, there are millions or rabbits in Australia, and they have caused so much damage and cost them millions of dollars. Not to mention they were better suited to survive than other organisms, leading other animals to the brink of extinction. A similar case exists with the Africanized Honey Bee's Mexico and much of the South. In short, they are able to steal resources from the native species since they are better suited to survive in that environment.
What animals are on aboriginal art?
The animals found on Aboriginal art depend on the native Australian animals found in theur area. kangaroo, koala, crocodile are some examples.
What is the difference between a warthog and a wild boar?
a wild boar is a term given to any male in the pig family(suidae) and females are called sows whilst warthogs are a specific species of the family suidae native to Africa
What animal in Florida starts with Z?
Kittens live in Florida. They begin with the letter K.
What are Some Australian wetland endangered animals?
native grasses and frogs are endangered species in wetlands
How does human affect Australian Outback?
By bringing new species into the outback, they cause many environmental issues. The kill many native plants and eat many native animals causing the population to decrease or even becoming extinct. This is one of the major causes on why so many Australian animals are becoming endangered or extinct.
Are magpie's native to Australia?
Yes. The Australian Magpie is a distinct, native species.
What is a sentence that uses the word endangered species?
Rhinos are an endangered species native to Africa and India.
What Australian native plants endangered?
There are at least a 135 endangered Australian plants. Go to (Wikipedia.org/wiki/list_of_threatened_flora_of_Australia) for a complete list.
Are there any endangered animal species native to Peru?
There are a couple of different endangered animal species native to Peru. These include the jaguar, the condor, and the blue whale.
Which fierce but endangered native Australian animal has the strongest bite to weight ratio of any mammal has the strongest endangered native animal?
taxmanian devil
Can you legally own a bilby?
No. The bilby is an endangered native marsupial of Australia. Native animals are protected by law, and in most cases may not be kept as pets. The bilby may not be kept as a pet under any circumstances.
Is the Sumatran orangutan native to Samatra?
Yes, it is. An endangered species.
What is a sentence that's uses the word species?
Rhinos are an endangered species native to Africa and India.
What birds are endangered in Australia?
There are a great many Australian native birds which are endangered or critically endangered. For a list, see the related link. Critically endangered birds can also be viewed from a link on the page.
How many endangred species are there?
There are over 1000 endangered species caused by habit loss, poaching, and the introduction of non-native species
