what is the difference between extinct and endangered species?
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Answer Posted / anakha
EXTINCT SPECIES:
Extinct means that there are no more organisms of that species on earth. we cannot see them again and most importantly lot of us not weep about the extinct ones but protect the endangered ones..
E.G. Dodo bird, dinosaur.
ENDANGERED SPECIES:
Endangered means in danger of being extinct that is there are very few organisms of that species and it is in the danger of becoming extinct..
E.G. Asiatic lion, Bengal tiger.
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