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11 July, 13:51

What is the difference between "threatened" and "endangered" species?

Threatened and endangered mean the same thing.

Threatened means the species is closer to extinction than endangered.

Endangered means the species is closer to extinction than threatened.

The terms are different depending on what country you are in.

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  1. 11 July, 14:09
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    Endangered means the species is closer to extinction than threatened.
  2. 11 July, 14:10
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    I believe the answer is "endangered means the species is closer to extinction than threatened"
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