Oh, Mandrills? The mandrill is not critically endangered, on the Conservation status on Wikipedia (type 'Mandrill' on Google, get the page from Wikipedia) the mandrill is "VULNERABLE" on the Conservation status. The Conservation Status Line-up!: EX (Extinct) - EW- CR- VU - NT - LC (Least Concern) VU is VULNERABLE> so they are before Critical on the line up.
Lemurs are endangered primarily because of habitat loss, but also due to hunting.
The animal is endangered because, people use its fur for clothing
The Mandrill is endangered because humans are invading their habitats.
Hunted for food; also are killed for destroying crops.hunted for food; also are killed for distroying crops.
The Mandrill's basic structure is... The bright colors on the face.
Bad idea, they are very agressive.
It is black for the hair and fur and red for the face
it jumps and crawls, obviously!it jumps and crawls, obviously!
Here ya go...Mandrill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaMandrills are social animals and livein large groups, primarily including females and young and led by a single dominant male. ...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandrill - Cached -Arden
The mandrill is endangered partly to do will inforestation, but the main threat is bushmeat hunters. mandrill meat can fetch high prices on the black market.
how are people helping mandrills to not be extinted
The mandrill is an endangered species. Acorrding to the WAZA United for Conservation there are 493 which was reported in 07 by ISIS other wise there no knowledge of these actually population.
The cheetah, lion, chimpanzee, Mandrill and the sable antelope.
the answer is the 'DRILL' related to the baboon Mandrill.
Mandrill Is was created in 1971.
a mandrill zee zoo
Mandrill - band - was created in 1968.
An adult male mandrill is about 100 pounds
Mandrill - comics - was created in 1973.
The mandrill is not cold-blooded. The mandrill is a mammal, and is thus warm blooded. Cold blooded animals tend to be reptiles.
No. A mandrill is a primate, and a placental mammal. It does not have a pouch like marsupials do.