Howlong has the brown bear been extinct?

Answer 1

No. Brown bears are listed as Least Concern by the IUCN.

Answer 2

The Brown Bear is Listed on the US Fish and Wildlife Services Endangered Species List. It Is also listed on the IUCN Red List. There are several sub-species of the Brown Bear, (Ursus Arctos). These are, the Grizzly Bear, the Kodiak Bear of the Alaskan Kodiak Islands, the European Brown Bear, The Tibetan Blue Bear, The Mexican Grizzly Bear, or the Mexican Brown Bear, and Shuyak, and Afognak. Due to a recent increase in pressures to stop hunting the endangered bears in China, Tibet, and Pakistan for illegal bear body parts. There has been an increase in poaching in Canada, and the Northern US, placing further pressure on a population that just started a sharp decline in population figures. The Mexican Brown Bear, or Mexican Grizzly bear, which was once found in large numbers in Mexico and in the Southern US is now considered by many to be extinct! All of these bears are listed either as crictically endangered, endangered or threatened on both these lists. The brown bear is not endangered or threatened. Only a couple of races are in trouble, but the species as a whole is stable or increasing and numbers over 300,000 worldwide. Source;IUCN Redlist-Listed as a species of least concern.
Yes the brown bear is endandred

Answer 3

Brown Bears are not extinct. They are only endangered

Answer 4

No. They are listed as a species of least concern by the IUCN.

Answer 5

The grizzly bear is not extinct, but IS categorized as a threatened species.

Answer 6

no there are 55,oo left in the wild

Answer 7

it isn't extinct

Answer 8

No