How many endangered animals in australia?
That’s a hard qtn to answer exacty – so I have pasted in here some info for you. Also take a look at www.endangered-animals.com.au – also the other sites mentioned in here by the other response. SOmetimes species that have been listed extinct are rediscovered. Hope this helps. Thylacine or Tasmanian tiger: These carnivorous marsupials were more hunted and killed by humans and have become extinct when the last of its species died in the year 1936. Australian Allosaur: These meat-eating dinosaurs lived some 110 million years ago. One can know about it from the fossil anklebone that is rarely found through excavation. The Lesser Bilby: This lesser bilby species was last seen in the year 1960, was common in the desert areas of Central Australia. The dwindling numbers are because of loss of habitat by grazing and poultry, as well affected by frequent fire. The Desert-Rat kangaroo: This extinct marsupial is of the size of a small rabbit that once lived in South-western Queensland and in the
