Extinct Animals

Extinct Species: The species no longer present in its original range or as a distinct species elsewhere.

They could not hibernate or go very long without resources.

Allosaurus was a two-legged, meat eating dinosaur that was about 25 feet long. They lived about 145 million years ago. Other dinosaurs that lived at the same time include Stegosaurus, Diplodocus, Brachiosaurus, etc.

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2. The Ring of the Rhine Gold
3. Beowulf

No. The Mammoth tank is from the Command and Conquer video game. I can find no legitimate reference that one was ever built by any country in the real world. Several years ago I saw an image of a Mammoth tank in a computer game magazine, but it was a computer image and not a photo of a real tank. * The 95-ton T-28 super heavy tank developed for the US Army in the 1940's had no turret, but it did have four tracks. Only two T-28s were built and neither was used in combat. * The German Panzer Mark VIII had a turret and two very wide tracks, looking like a Tiger II on steroids, and it weighed 188 tons. It was called the Maus (Mouse), but the original name was Mammut (Mammoth). 150 were ordered, but only two were made operational.

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There are no living specimens in existence.

Scientists believe the basilosaurus became extinct by when the water was getting too cold leading up to the ice agr

The last sabor tooth was in the ice age so it was an pretty long time ago.

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Yes, Lamar Bashbishi is 'Kool'. She is 'kool'because she thinks that when you spell cool its cooler to spell it with a k.

because they did

1. Alive

2. become extinct if suitable action to protect the species is not taken

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The question makes no sense. There's no such thing as a "biggest fraction"; name any valid finite fraction and I will name a larger one.

Its predators were lions, spotted hyenas, and spotted African dogs. Hope this helps! :)

According to science, natural selection chooses the best features for the best survival. When those processes do not occur for some reason, the species does not survive.

it was the beaver

There were many types of dinosaurs who are believed to have traveled in packs or herd. Some of them include the Styracosaurus, Protoceratops, and the Triceratops.

because the grey squirell carry a disease it cannot harm them but is lethal to the red squirells

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According to theory, the extinction started when humans began to disperse across the globe about 100,000 years ago. As population increased, the need for food also increased. As a result people began using agriculture. While humans move across the earth as predators, other species become their prey. The Sixth Extinction Theory says that while people evolve, the world is dying- because our evolution is draining the world's resources. Therefore, the result is that humans are slowly destroying the Earth and we are the cause of The Sixth Extinction.

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There have been several extinction events in the Earth's history. Scientists have determined (using data determined from the Earth itself and found using the latest equipment we have been able to manufacture) that some of the major extinction events have been caused by large asteroids colliding with the Earth.

When a large asteroid collides with the planet, the dust and water vapor raised by the collision can occlude the sunlight from reaching the planet. When this happens, the vegetal food (plants) are the first to die. If the occlusion lasts long enough from a major strike, then the animals who depended on that food, dies out as well. Then the animals who preyed on those animals will die out.

Another type of extinction event MAY have happened much more recently in our planet's history.

Scientists have found that as the last ice age was ending, dust from possibly the Sahara desert was blown into the atmosphere, occluding the sun again, causing widespread death to major flora and fauna about 11,000 years ago. Some parts of North America was buried in up to 800 feet of new soil and debris which sifted down on the continent. Animals such as the Woolly Mammoth and the Saber Tooth Cat could have been some of the most recent animal extinctions caused by natural occurrences on the planet.