Question

How are extinct animals different from endangered animals?
Extinct Animals
Endangered Animals​

Answer 1

Species of animals or organisms are considered extinct when there are no more of them alive. Animals that are classified as "endangered" are at risk of becoming extinct. Some animals are considered extinct in the wild. This means that the only surviving members of the species live in captivity, like in a zoo.

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Answer 2

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• ENDANGERD ANIMALS:- These organisms face a high risk of extinction in the near future. Examples include Asian elephants, green sea turtles, and blue whales. These populations are closely monitored, and there are considerable fines and jail time if someone is found hunting or harming a species that is considered endangered

• EXTINCT ANIMALS:- No living members of these species exist. Examples of organisms that have gone extinct include the previously mentioned dinosaurs, wooly mammoths, and dodo birds. Many of these species we only know existed from fossil records or by finding their bones buried in the ground. These are the animals that you typically see when you visit a natural history museum.