What is an extinct species?
An extinct species is a specific plant or animal that was endangered (low in numbers) and now no longer exists (none left on earth) due to environmental or predatory issues, such as change in climate or increase in their number of predators.
Some examples of species that are extinct:
JAPANESE SEA LION
RED GAZELLE
WESTERN BLACK RHINOCEROS
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