Threatened, Endangered, and Extinct

The video discusses the survival needs of species, highlighting the importance of water, food, and habitat. It explains the classifications of species into threatened, endangered, and extinct categories, emphasizing the role of laws and organizations in protecting these animals. Extinct species like dinosaurs and the dodo bird are no longer alive, while endangered species such as the mountain gorilla are close to extinction but protected by laws. Threatened species, including the tiger and polar bear, face threats from pollution and climate change. The video underscores the need for protection efforts to prevent extinction.

What are the three classifications of species based on their survival status?

• Endangered, Vulnerable, and Extinct

• Threatened, Endangered, and Extinct

• Rare, Endangered, and Extinct

• Threatened, Vulnerable, and Extinct

Which of the following species is considered extinct?

• Mountain Gorilla

• Polar Bear

• Dodo Bird

• Panda Bear

What is a key characteristic of endangered species?

• They have a stable population.

• They are no longer found in the wild.

• They have very low numbers and are closely protected.

• They are commonly found in zoos.

Which of the following is a common factor threatening species?

• Overpopulation

• Climate Change

• Abundant Food Supply

• Increased Habitat

Why is it important to understand the differences between extinct, endangered, and threatened species?

• To determine which species are most dangerous

• To help in conservation efforts

• To prioritize which species to ignore

• To know which animals are safe to hunt