Extinct Animals

Nature would take care of itself. Populations would adjust until there was a good rate of survival for all species.

Yes

It lived exclusively in Argentina. At this time Argentina was surrounded by water as sea levels were much higher during this time.

well bye having sex and reproducing

its a extinct animal of Donald Trumps, grandfathers, uncles, brothers, magic, business cat, named Magic Man.

the Dire Wolf died off between 10-16000 yearsago.

Try an encyclopedia, at your local library.

H.E Sauvage found 3 Liopleurodon teeth in 1873.

Yes, they are the same, but whatever you decide to call it, it is EXTINCT.

The archaeopteryx where a species that lived during the late Jurassic period about 150 million years ago. They lived in marshy areas or swampland ( much of earth was marshy swampland at the time )

Doubtful. If anything, and it probably won't be in 3000, Jesus, like the real Jesus, will come back, take the Christians to heaven, destroy satan and those left on earth, and then Christians go to heaven to stay, non-Christians go to hell to stay.

Any species will become extinct in time, including humans.

There is no connection. The mastodons were hunted to extinction in the Old World over 10,000 years before agriculture developed. The only tenuous connection is that without large mammalian herbivores to hunt, mankind had to domesticate animals and grow crops to replace the foods source lost. Considering that there was such a large interim, however, the extinction of mastodons and mammoths cannot be the sole or most important cause in this.

No. They have a wide range and are listed as least concern by the IUCN.

The Seismosaurus became extinct by what most scientists believe; by meteors.

The first day of Autumn, or the Autumnal Equinox

Amhicyon could kill a Artodus because it better adapted in kill larger animals than itsef,arctdus was not as strong as grizzlies or polar bears it was very lightly built

the conversion of forested areas to non-forest land for use such as arable land, pasture, urban use, logged area, or wasteland. Generally, the removal or destruction of significant areas of forest cover has resulted in a degraded environment with reduced biodiversity

megalodon mostly ate other megalodons and dugongs (manatee cousins)

quagga skin was used to preserve food and for making hide

The favorite habitat of a snake would depend greatly on the species and type of snake. Many snakes prefer high grass, while others live in trees. Other species of snakes spend their entire lives in water.

Some believe it was a natural occurring ice age.

Others say it resulted from the impact of an asteroid, comet, or meteor that released enough debris into the atmosphere to trigger a "impact winter" that blocked sunlight from reaching the ground and prevented plants needing photosynthesis from growing resulting in the starvation of dinosaurs and other creatures.

It could also have been the great flood that has been recorded all over the world and the dinosaurs never made it into Noahs ark :)

No, since this creature has been extinct for millions of years.

They are not extinct.

Dugongs are endangered because they get killed by boats, get entangled in nets, loss of habitat and destruction of breeding grounds.

They used to be hunted for their meat, blubber, oil, skin and bones. Sharks, humans and some other marine animals like crocodiles and killer whales are the only predators of the dugong.

That isn't a simple question to answer. Animals don't become extinct in a matter of months or even years. Long-term factors slowly reduce the population. The fewer animals there are, the more congested the gene pool becomes and the smaller the knock that is needed to push the species over the edge. Extinction is a gradual process, and there are many cases where 'extinct' animals have been rediscovered, tens or even thousands of years after they were believed to have died out. Cases in point: Caelocanth and Leadbeater's Possum. An animal is classified as extinct when no living specimens have been (reputedly) sighted for more than (I think this is accurate) ten years. So it's impossible to say what animals have died out this year. If the last sighting of the species was last year and in ten years time there has not been another, that animal will be said to have become extinct this year.