Why and how do people save kangaroos?

Answer 1

We need to save the Tasmanian forester Kangaroo because.......1. They need to be off the endangered species list.

2. They are our food, they produce red meat, red meat gives iron.

3. They are great entertainment, especially at Australia Zoo, Dreamworld, etc.

4. They are educating children about them and about other Australian animals.

Answer 2

At this stage, the koala is not officially endangered. There are, however, many threats to the koala's continued survival.

In the past, species such as the koala, have been exploited for their fur or skins. Koala populations fell dramatically as a result, and in some areas were wiped out completely.

Laws were brought in to protect these species - although it hasn't stopped black marketeers from exploiting some and selling them as exotic pets overseas, such as the harmless, delicate sugar glider.

The koala needs a specific environment to survive, including a limited range of eucalyptus trees. Without at least somelaws in place, the population could easily be wiped out. For example, urban sprawl and development has resulted in the loss of koala populations along the central NSW coast, whilst the koala population of southeast Queensland has fallen by 60% in the past decade.

So why should we save koalas? They occupy a unique niche in the ecosystem, and all animal species deserve to be protected. Without the assistance of humans to counteract the damage they do, the koala as a species is doomed.

Answer 3

Tree kangaroos sghould be saved because whatever eats tree kangaroos wont have lots to eat and they will be losing food and they would have less food to eat.

Answer 4

u dont help at all

Answer 5

it is endangered because of poo