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Why is the Dodo ectinct?
Because it was over hunted
Which edible animals have become extinct in last 30 years?
dodo Answer 2 No, the dodo became ectinct in the late 1600s
When did mammoth ectinct?
They became extinct when the main ice age ended. According to certain scientists though, we are still part of the ice age. I can't specify exactly when since it is gradual and to some, we are still part of the ice age.
Can a species ectinct be replaced?
No, it can't. Being classified "extinct" means that the animal has not been seen for 50 years, like the dodo. It can be brought back only if a few remaining animals of different genders are bred and raised in captivity ( for example: the quagga, Preswalski's Horse and the golden toad ).
What is the national bird of Samoa?
There is no official bird of Samoa.Some say the Moa. Some say the manumea. Depends on who you ask I think. Personally, I think its the Manumea.
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