Endangered and extinct species differentiate between them.

  • Extinct species are the organisms that have become extinct either in the wild or completely.
  • Extinction is a certainty when there are no surviving individuals that are able to reproduce and create a new generation. Example: Dinosaurs
  • An endangered species is a species of organisms facing a very high risk of extinction. They are living today but t heir number has decreased and may become extinct in future.
  • Endangered species are able to reproduce and create a new generation.
  • Example: According to 2010 survey only 250 Bengal tigers in India. It is a endangered species and if we do not protect and reproduce it more, it will become extinct in few years.

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endangered species are species in which animals or plants whose numbers are diminishing to a level of extinction whereas extinct species are species in which plants or animals had disappeared or no longer seen on earth.

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endangered species are the species of organisms that are in danger and can be vanished if they are not protected.

extinct species are the species of organisms that are vanished from the earth and now we cannot save them.

i hope this helps you.........

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Endangered species are those which are on the verge of extinction and Extinction means and organism which has already dissapeared from the earth or has become extinct.

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endangered species endangered species are those species which are facing the problem of extinction .eg blue whale, tiger, etc

extict speciesare the species which have died many years back due to many human consequences. eg dodo, passenger pigeon ,etc

an another type of specie is vulenter

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i am sorry to send half answerthe third type is vulnerable species which face a high risk of extiction in the the medium term eg cheetah, gaur, sloth bear

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  • Extinct speciesare the organisms that have become extinct either in the wild or completely.
  • Extinction is a certainty when there are no surviving individuals that are able to reproduce and create a new generation. Example: Dinosaurs
  • An endangered speciesis a species of organisms facing a very high risk of extinction. They are living today but t heir number has decreased and may become extinct in future.
  • Endangered species are able to reproduce and create a new generation.
  • Example: According to 2010 survey only 250 Bengal tigers in India. It is a endangered species and if we do not protect and reproduce it more, it will become extinct in few years.
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  • Extinct speciesare the organisms that have become extinct either in the wild or completely.
  • Extinction is a certainty when there are no surviving individuals that are able to reproduce and create a new generation. Example: Dinosaurs
  • An endangered speciesis a species of organisms facing a very high risk of extinction. They are living today but t heir number has decreased and may become extinct in future.
  • Endangered species are able to reproduce and create a new generation.
  • Example: According to 2010 survey only 250 Bengal tigers in India. It is a endangered species and if we do not protect and reproduce it more, it will become extinct in few years.
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