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What is the definition of anicent?
Belonging to the very distant past and no longer in existence.
what are all the endengerd animals?
The animals which are in danger of extinction and which are found in very lesser number in earth. These animals needs to be protected.
How do you spell aceint?
The likely word is "ancient" (very old, or of the distant past).
How many animals are near extinction because of animal tests?
None. "Animal testing" is done almost exclusively on very, very common animals, like rats.
Very old belonging to the distant past?
Time is either linear or circular. Make your choice.
What is very old belonging to the distant past?
10:01 am, September 18th, 5281 B.C. Of course, our calendar system didn't exist back then, but you know... if you're going to time travel, your time machine probably has calendar conversion built in.
What song is the best for a project about endangered animals?
Try "Countdown to Extinction" by Megadeth. It's an amazing song, with a very deep lyrics.
What are the observations that tell us that the universe is changing?
Mainly that galaxies that are very far away (i.e., from the distant past) look different to galaxies that are near-by (from the more recent past).
Can animal testing make instingtion to animals?
Yes if they take them out of the wild, but no if they breed them in captivity. But it is a very cruel practice. Note the spelling of extinction
What is the biggest extinction of animals today?
Probably the dinosaur. Dinosaurs have been extincted for a very long time and are well known to man kind.
Why panda in danger extinction.?
Pandas are in danger extinction because they are being killed daily by either humans or animals, hence their numbers are decreasing. They are also in danger of extinction because his diet is very particular, they eat more or less only bamboo, and they aren't many bamboo sticks where they live
What is a sentence with the word distant?
world will change in very distant future. The destination is very distant yet.
