Extinct Animals

Giant kangaroos are believed to have become extinct anywhere from 15,000 years ago to around 45,000 years ago.

It's pliohippus

The thylacine or Tasmanian tiger is officially listed as extinct, but compelling rumors of sightings continue to occur.

An alien species is a species that is not native to an area. An exotic species is native to an area but not common.

Ignorance. Most people fear what they don't understand, thus causing some of them to destroy it.

Hundreds of species died out at the end of the last ice age but it was mainly the largest animals that suffered, Mammoths, Mastodons, Dire Wolves, Artodus, European Lions, Cave Bears, European Hyenas etc.

Dormant!

Mount Cotopaxi is a stratovolcano. Its most recent eruptions were in 1744,1768, 1877, 1903-1904, and a minor eruption in 1942. It is considered a dormant volcano.

Cause south African farmers hunted them down for their meat and skin.

No with more and more humans now than have ever been on earth, and decreasing supply of food, water, and habitat and more threats than ever, species are much more at Risk than ever

Dragons started when people saw, or said they saw, strange creatures with reptilian scales, bat like wings, spikes, long necks, and long tails.

there r three colurs of the capsicum red,green and yellow

When God mad Adam and Eve, he knew they would need water so he gave them rivers and such to drink, and because of the water cycle, you are drinking that water, dinosoar pee, human pee, and animal pee. If you pee on the ground, it will go into the ground, the crap from the pee will separate from the water in your pee and that water will continue in the water cycle. Not all of the water you drink is dinosoar pee.

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The sack (testicular sack) that hangs down from below a male mammals genitalia.

They mostly ate meat and sometimes fruit. When they were really hungry they might have tried to take down a mammoth.

Brackish they live in brackish

Brackish water is a mixture of salt a fresh water like for example the....... Chesapeake bay

No, the Maori hunted the moas to extinction around 1400AD(CE). Uncomfermed sightings were reported in neighboring islands during the 18th and 19th century, but these sighting may have been hoaxes.

There were many different kinds of saber toothed cats. The most famous is Smilodon. Smilodon hunted big game animals, like bison, American camels (called camelops), horses, deer, and possibly giant ground sloths. There is also evidence that they ate juvenile mammoths and mastodons.

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most fossils are made of minerals, because when bones are buried, water slowly seeps into them, carrying in minerals, and carrying out some of the bone, until it is completely mineral.

a north beach tiger beetle

There are thousands of animals facing extinction today. They include the black rhino, greater bamboo lemur, lowland gorilla, Madagascar fish eagle, and the Iberian lynx.

No: an autotroph is an organism that gets its energy without consuming other organisms (auto = self, troph = feed), whether plants or animals. In order to grow, autotrophs need a "food" source, just like the rest of us. They most commonly use sunlight (plants), and sometimes chemical reactions (chemosynthetic bacteria, for example). A mastodon eats plants, plants are organisms, so a mastodon is an herbivore, but not an autotroph.

Yes there was but, it ran away!!

Like all vertebrates, saber-toothed cats reproduced sexually. Only some types of invertebrate animals can reproduce asexually.