Vancouver Island has expirienced some of the largest urban growths in the last decade then ever before and marmot habitat has been virtualy destroyed. Also, golden eagles present a problem as they naturaly eat marmots and marmot numbers are dropping too fast, therefore the eagles eat more and more marmots, contributing to the over all species destruction.
10. Red Wolf 9. Iberian Lynx 8. Dwarf Water Buffalo 7. Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat 6. Hispid Hare 5. Javan Rhino 4. Seychelles Sheath-tailed Bat 3. Vancouver Island Marmot 2. Yangtze River Dolphin 1. Pinta Island Tortoise
Raccoons as a whole are not endangered. However, the Cozumel raccoon of Cozumel Island in Mexico is critically endangered due to human encroachment and loss of habitat.
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The Vancouver Island Marmot
Vancouver Island only.
The Vancouver Island Marmot is known for being chocolatey brown.
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According to the Vancouver Island Marmot foundation there is less than 25 left in the wild.
On and near Mt. Washington. Central Vancouver Island.
a Vancouver Island marmot P.S. he is the sidekick of Quatchi, Miga and Sumi
No; they are mammals. Mammals do not lay eggs, with the one and only exception of the platypus.
No.
Human inpact twoards marmots includes, roadkill, being hunted, etc
because people cut the trees
The scientific or latin name for the Vancouver Island wolf is "Canis lupus crassodon", this wolf is a sub-species of the grey woolf, but is considered an endangered species.