Problem
Threatened species of Carnivora
Experimental visualization of narrower problems
Other Names:
Endangered species of CarnivoresCarnivorous mammals under threat of extinction
Nature:
There are currently 21 species of Carnivora identified as being already extinct, endangered, or rare; including wolves, bears, ferrets, otters, ocelots, cougars, mountain cats and jaguars. The reasons for their actual or threatened extinction include: conflict with man (via attacks either on man or his livestock), habitat destruction and alteration, eradication campaigns (in the case of wolves), hunting for sport or fur, decline in prey, and highway mortality (the Florida cougar).
Broader Problems:
Threatened predatory animalsThreatened species of Mammals Narrower Problems:
Extinct species of MiacidaeThreatened species of FelidaeThreatened species of CanidaeThreatened species of UrsidaeThreatened species of PhocidaeThreatened species of OtariidaeThreatened species of OtariidaeThreatened species of OtariidaeThreatened species of OdobenidaeExtinct species of AmphicyonidaeExtinct species of EnaliarctidaeThreatened species of ViverridaeThreatened species of MustelidaeThreatened species of ProcyonidaeExtinct species of Desmatophocidae Strategies:
Conserving endangered species of carnivores Subject(s):
Birds, Mammals → CarnivoresBirds, Mammals → Mammals
Societal Problems → Destruction
Societal Problems → Endangered species
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
E: Emanations of other problems Date of last update
23.09.2020 – 22:08 CEST