Extinct Animals

Grey seals usually only have 1 to 2 babies at a time. On the east coast grey seals have their pups in the autumn. On the west coast these seals have their pups in the winter. The pups only stay with their mother for the first month of their life and then venture off on their own.

Almost all animals have a skeleton, whether its an internal skeleton or an exoskeleton. Some animals like the Jellyfish are of without a skeleton, and they are very much ... jelly-like. Examples include earthworms, slugs, etc.

No, the population of pumas is quite healthy and only the Florida panther is critically endangered.

Because they do not do what we think they do.

Lemmings are alleged to hurl themselves off cliffs to their deaths, in large numbers.

This is a myth which originated in a film by the Disney company.

It doesn't happen.

They are not extinct because they fit their environmental niche and have no pressures on them which they cannot meet.

From a human's perspective, extremely tall. From a mouse's perspective, gargantuan. From a moose's perspective, moderate size. From a giraffe's perspective, tiny runt.

Tylacine(or Tasmanian wolf), moa, steller's sea cow, and the Guam flying fox are some extict animals.

elephants

An organism lives in a certain place to meet its basic needs. Which brings me to adaptaion,which is a certain trait or ability an organism gets from his/her parents. For example, a giraffe's long neck is an adaptation. In order to survive, a organism must have everything it needs to survive. Such as, plenty of food, and the temperature cannot be too hot or too cold. Hopefully, this is helpful to you. Thank you for listening.

Tasmanian devils, wolfs, coyotes, dugongs, tuna, panda bears are all endangered and the saber tooth tiger is fully extinct. hope that helps :)

Thylacine (marsupial of Australia); extinct, Grey Wolf, Dodo Bird, Passenger Pigeon - hunting from sailors.

Nearly extinct:

Arctic Fox

Asian Elephant

Common Loon

Cod

Blue Shark

Emperor Penguin

Grizzly Bear

Polar Bear

Leopard Frog

Meercat

Giant Panda

Orangutan

An extinct breed of large hound with pendulous ears was the Talbot Hound. It was a hunting dog that originated in Normandy. It went extinct at the end of the 18th century.

then all the bananas would take over and all the frogs would cry which would mean people cant lay eggs.

OK the last answer wasn't best for the question. Its true that meteors and the ice age contributed to the extinction of certain species but it's not a factor to extinction. A factor of extinction would be more added circumstances like hunting of an endangered species, or lack of a certain food that is key to an animals diet. This could cause the extinction of one animal or sometime start a chain reaction. For example, If a moose is a key part of a wolfs diet and something happens to a key food in the moose's diet then either the moose will migrate to find more of the food or will just die off all together both leaving the wolf with out key nutrients that the moose would provide.... I really hope this makes sense and help you maybe when I find the specific words ill update this answer.

Habitat destruction caused by humans and therefore increased competition with other animals for food caused the achatinella mustelina to become extinct.

The above answer is not entirely correct.

The main reason for the extinctions of not only Achatinella mustelina (if it is indeed extinct) and a large percentage of other native Hawaiian land snails is:

1.)the accidental introduction of rats to the Islands and, more critically..

2.)the deliberate introduction (as a biocontrol for the Giant African Snail, a non-native agricultural pest) in the 1950's of the Rosy Wolf Snail or Euglandina rosea, a cannibal snail which is a voracious predator of Hawaiian land snails.

This, combined with very low reproductive rates (many Achatinellidae give birth only once or twice a year, to single keiki) has proven disastrous for Hawai'i's native arboreal and land snails. In giving birth, the parent snail holds the egg inside its shell and when the baby crawls out, it is a fully formed miniature of the adult. Some (myself included) would liken this to live birth, which gives these snails a humanlike quality.

It is indeed a tragedy that many of these natural wonders (which occupied Hawai'i for millenia before the coming of humans) are disappearing within the span of one human lifetime.

Many of Hawai'i's native forest birds have shared a similar fate.

As many as the number of people who cant careless to answer your question about extinct animals. there is too much animals to name but i think as many as 10 000 species

People will recreate the Quagga by taking zebras that naturally look like Quaggas and breeding them with other zebras that look like Quaggas and eventually they should have a whole herd that looks like the Quagga.

about 1000- 1500 and about 120 in breeding centers around the world... including red pandas.

ps i have a presentation and i might post it on the internet but it says the same thing so dont im copying it from that.

They are generally considered reptiles, though some think they should have their own class.

Generally, beavers are in no danger of becoming extinct. However, during the early 1800's, many species of beaver was on the brink of extinction. They were protected during the late-19th and early-20th centuries and scientists believe more than 10 million are living today.

Yes there possibly is, because animals that eat only plants have more teeth than the other animals do.

Female Tasmanian tigers were commonly referred to as "tigresses." However, they were scientifically classified as members of the species Thylacinus cynocephalus. Despite the common name "Tasmanian tiger," they were not actually tigers but rather marsupials native to Tasmania, Australia, and New Guinea.

The Loch Ness Monster, AKA. "Nessie", is a fictional creature. There is no proof that she does exist although there have been many hoaxes. These hoaxes range from plastic swans and fake radar images. There are reports of sonar images having picked up on a large shape ("Nessie") followed closely by a much smaller shape (possibly a baby "Nessie").

Unfortunately, "Nessie" is a mythical type of animal. In other words, she does not exist.

Just because something is mythical does not mean it does not exist.

Animal extinction is a bad thing because each animal has a function in an ecosystem. Ecosystems are delicate and removing a piece of them, no matter how small, can have dramatic consequences for the entire ecosystem. For example, if all the fish died a river, the animals that eat them would starve and eventually leave or die off. In addition, everything that the fish ate would be left without a predator and overrun the ecosystem, possibly forcing out other species and depleting a resource.

bears died out in England around 700-800AD

I don't think this is true as in the Domesday book the men of Norwich were required to provide one bear, and 6 dogs to bait it, to the King each year. So bears were still around until at least the 11th century.

conserve them in zoos,whilst doing this breed them and then set 1 in 3 back into the wild.