What is endangered wildlife? How can we save them? What makes them endangered?

Question

I need a whole lotta write up on endangered wildlife for my chart work.The pictures are stuck and only thing left is the write up part.

Answer 1

when nubers of and animal in the wild hits low

Answer 2

An organism is, by definition, endangered when it is in imminent danger of extinction. If the danger is not imminent but likely to become so, the organism is threatened. There are other categories but those two are standard, whether you are using a state, national, or international list.

In the vast majority of cases, the reason for listing is loss of habitat.

Answer 3

if humanity stop to exist they will be ok. the thing that puts them in danger is us, when we kill them and their habitats

people suck

Answer 4

Endangered wildlife is animals or plants on their way to

extinction. They are endangered by lack of food, their

habitats being destroyed or choking on our garbage we

throw on the ground that they think is food! We can save

them by using a garbage can or being resourceful.

Answer 5

here are two big answers with lots of general data

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...

loss of habitat .because of human expansion,deforestation ,desertification  etc.

,hunting ,bush fires,

climatic changes

changes at microscopic levels  that affect everything else that follows up the food chain ladder

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...

there is more under conservation and animals here in my starred questions http://byderule.multiply.com/journal/ite...

Answer 6

a brief summary:

endangered wildlife mean wild animals that are in danger f becoming eventually extinct.

we can save them by donating money or supporting wildlife programs

they r endangered becoz people hunt them for food, tusks and other reasons e.g medicines or fur.

Answer 7

Endangered means they are in danger of becoming extinct,

http://www.worldwildlife.org/

Answer 8

Endangered species become scarce because of many different factors.  It could be the loss of their environment, the effects of other species (ie. humans), etc.  A neat idea for helping to save endangered species other than maintaining or rebuilding their habitats would be cloning.  It is still just an idea though because I think the animal clones tend to not live as long and begin to have major complications.  But maybe someday...

Answer 9

The problem is, you'll have to actually find your own data.

The polar bear was added to the list recently and its not endangered at all. The population has increased from around 12k in 1974 to 25k in 2001. The polar bear isn't drowning like the global warming freaks keep spouting.

However, there are many species that are adversely effected by the addition of roads through their habitate, noisy human activity near their nesting grounds, unintended results from human construction and entertainment activities.

You can start off with someone elses data, but i'd suggest checking the numbers before you buy into it. Some species just couldn't adapt and naturally became extinct without man's help.