Endangered means something is in danger of disappearing forever, like your favorite toy when you leave it on the floor and your brother takes it.
Imagine you have a special teddy bear that you play with every day. But one day, you find out there are only two of those teddies left in the whole world. If something happens to both of them, they might be gone forever, and then no one will ever see that kind of teddy again.
What makes things endangered?
How we can help
If we take care of the teddies, by not taking too many, and making sure they have enough space to live, then they might stay around for a long time. That’s how we keep things from disappearing forever!Endangered means something is in danger of disappearing forever, like your favorite toy when you leave it on the floor and your brother takes it.
Imagine you have a special teddy bear that you play with every day. But one day, you find out there are only two of those teddies left in the whole world. If something happens to both of them, they might be gone forever, and then no one will ever see that kind of teddy again.
Examples
- A tiger is endangered because there are very few left in the wild.
- The number of pandas has gone down a lot over time.
- Some animals might not exist anymore if we don’t help them.
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See also
- How Does Conserving Art | Working as a paper conservator Work?
- How Do Paintings Survive for Hundreds of Years?
- What is Biodiversity?
- When photography conservation is detective work | CONSERVATION STORIES?
- What is Interbreeding?