Countless thousands of species went extinct before man every showed up on earth. The difference is: Since we weren't here to screw anything up, it was a natural part of nature. Now even today, the great majority of species facing extinction are there due to no fault of man's - nature is continually extincting species and replacing them with new ones, man or not. But some species are definitely near the brink because of man, and those are the ones we are working hardest to save. For if they become extinct, it won't be natures doing - it will be our fault.
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The study of extinct animals is called paleontology. Paleontologists use fossils to understand the history of life on Earth and how different species have evolved and gone extinct over time.
Millions, nearly 100 different types and species become extinct each day. Also, more animals have become extinct in human existence than in the entire history of the world. That's 1.6 billion years! Hundreds and hundreds of millions of years with actual animals.
There are plenty of other extinct animals. The dinosaur extinction was not the only mass extinction in world history. A mass extinction that happened roughly 300 million years ago was thought to have killed 90 percent of the living things on earth. More recent animals to become extinct are the Tasmanian tiger, the woolly mammoth, the woolly rhinoceros, megaloceros, Haasts eagle, and the giant moa.
bout 2,5603 animals this year mostly bacteria and viruses but also several insects and mammals ,because of pollution ,because of over hunting ,because of alcohol and chloride and antibiotics,by electrical arrangements ,in short all because of history ,technology, and nuclear reactors
One famous book that records extinct animals and plants is "The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History" by Elizabeth Kolbert. The book explores how human activities are driving a new wave of mass extinctions on Earth and its impact on biodiversity. Kolbert discusses the history of extinctions and highlights the need for conservation efforts to protect endangered species.
The best way I know to answer this question is by going by the now extinct animals found in the La Brea Tar Pits. Therefore, this list may be considered incomplete. The American Mastadon The Saber-toothed Cats Yesterday's Camel The Dire Wolf The Giant Ground Sloth The Western Horse Some of these animals are not truly extinct, as some animals such as the camel and the horse migrated to other continents and were subsequently re-introduced into the U.S. within recent history. There are/were also much smaller animals and birds that are not truly extinct in the world, but no longer exist in California, like the skunk, ground squirrels, coyote, etc.
it is going to be extinct
Church is based on history. Its existence would not exist without history.
Surnames sometimes do die out in their country of origin, but can be found in existence in other countries. For example, the French surname CHARLEBOIS has completely died out in France. However, there are some 10,000 households with that name in the US and Canada.
you can find its history or study its fossils
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