Endangered species

How did they get endangered? People killing them? I know you can't kill an endangered species normally but what.if it's attacking you?

The introduction of other species. For example rabbits were introduced into aus and overtook the habitats and food for many of our native animals. That's why they introduce biological controls like mexamatosis (spelling?)

Probably fed them Taco Hell Or McDonalds!

Depends some are hunted, other species are introduced to their habitat that don't belong there and hurt the Eco system, and others is combination of everything like turtles must of the babies die it's part of nature others that survive are hunted or get kill by getting tangled in fishing nets. At the end of the day humans are usually to blame.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Onalee's Mummy:</b>" The introduction of other species. For example rabbits were introduced into aus and overtook the habitats ... [snip!] ... habitats and food for many of our native animals. That's why they introduce biological controls like mexamatosis (spelling?)"</blockquote>




The destruction of the places they live is a huge one. For example a panda needs to feed on bamboo, if this is deforested they can't survive.
I don't think hunting would result in creating many endangered species these days. It's mostly loss of habitat.
This thread makes me laugh

I'm pretty sure if a white rino was attempting to kill you you could kill it.
But what's the chance of that?

Quoting THE KATIE PRICE:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Onalee's Mummy:</b>" The introduction of other species. For ... [snip!] ... hunting would result in creating many endangered species these days. It's mostly loss of habitat. This thread makes me laugh"

Makes you laugh?   I wasn't trying to be funny.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Forrest Bondurant &hearts:</b>" Makes you laugh?   I wasn't trying to be funny."</blockquote>




Lol sorry.
It's the destruction of habitats. I think sharks are killed that are threatened or endangered if they attack someone.
Go to the natural history part of your local museum! It's fascinating