Animal species-why is it endangered in germany?

Question

why is animal species-why is it endangered in germany

Answer 1

Of course you didn't mention which animal species is endangered but the common answer for all species to be endangered is very few/ rare population of the species. This rarity of population is because of loss in suitable habitat,climate etc. by external influence.

Answer 2

Since you didn't specify an animal it's hard to help you, but you can check out my blog for endangered animals.  Just click on the Endangered label.

Answer 3

which animal?

Answer 4

It is not only in Germany but all over the world. It is reported by the UN Convention on Bilogical Diversity that due to climatic change every hour three species are disappearing, every day 150 species are lost and every year 18,000 to 55,000 species are vanishing.  It is reported that European honey bee colonies have collapsed in the US countryside resulting in adversely affecting the production of food articles like fruits, vegetables and seed crops because honey bees were the most responsible agents for high level pollination and now they are not there anymore.  In the next 50 years, 70% of polar bears will not be there due to hot air emissions and warming of climate.  In Indonesia, the Orangutan species are finding it difficult survive and their number is just 7500 today.  Whales, Dolphins and plants like wild variety of peanuts, potatoes, vegetables etc., are facing difficulties for their survival due to drastic climatic changes.  Glaciers are melting fast, sea level is rising, hurricanes are gaining greater heights and mamoth waves are gobbling up the land, people are being evacuated and are finding it difficult to get rehabilitated etc.  Two islands in West Bengal in India have already disappeared due rise in sea level.  These two were part of 100 islands that made up for protection of Royal Bengal Tigers.  Let us save the world - it is now or never - Want more?

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Answer 5

there are a lot of endangered animals, germany has a center there, i still dont know what species specifically you speak of