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Habitats are changing which causes some animal populations to dwindle as they cannot adapt, putting them at risk of becoming endangered when only a few remain or extinct when no individuals of the species still exist.

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Habitats changes
Animals that can’t adapt

Endangered
• When most of that animals kind die
• And only a few are left.

Extinct
• When all of that animals kind die

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Endangered

1. Habitats changes Animals that can’t adapt

2. Endangered • When most of that animals kind die • And only a few are left.

3. Extinct • When all of that animals kind die

Endangered

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