What is the factors of animal extinction?

Answer 1

Organisms often become extinct as a result of humans continuing to hunt and kill them even though they might be very few in numbers & there are no mates available with whom they can reproduce. Another cause or contributing cause can be when the basic ecological environment in which the organism requires to live & reproduce in the wild is removed or destroyed. Sometimes when people introduce foreign species to new places, they drive native species (that have not evolved a defense mechanism) to extinction. For example, introducing dogs to an island that does not have any large predators and on which Flightless Birds live. Starvation, disease, and environmental changes e.g. Ice ages, and meteor strikes. See here for additional information: http://www.answers.com/topic/extinction

Answer 2

Factors contributing to animal extinction include habitat destruction, climate change, pollution, overhunting, introduction of non-native species, and disease. These factors can disrupt ecosystems, reduce biodiversity, and lead to the decline and eventual extinction of species. Conservation efforts are crucial to mitigate these threats and protect vulnerable populations.

Answer 3

# Loss of habitate # Loss of food # Over predation # Disrupted Breeding # Loss of Minor ecology - temperature, water, etc. # Desease # Poisoning # Out competed.

Answer 4

The sudden change in climate temperature, and the "over-hunting" of the species' prey can all lead to the extinction of an animal species.

Answer 5

that is very bad