By their parents teaching them and learning it at school! no daaaaaa have you people been to school ?
since 1066
It hasn't been estimated on how many play it, but they said to be millions of people from children to adults.
Yes, people have been ridiculous saying it won't.
as of may 11, 2013, 10,450,125 minecraft accounts have been purchased.
deforestation, hunting, poaching, and even pollution have been major factors. There is a law prohibiting hunting of this tiger, but many people ignore it. here's a website: http://www.lairweb.org.nz/tiger/southchinese2.html
Because we have been poaching it. Because we have been poaching it.
All tiger subspecies are endangered for pretty much the same reasons, loss of habitat and poaching for body parts. There has been no legal hunting for these great cats for decades, but poaching by poor peoples for the quack Chinese medicine trade remains a problem.
Stupid people are shooting them for their fur.
No, gorillas are not extinct, but they are on the list of endangered species. They've been there for many years, and they are likely to remain there because of habitat destruction, hunting/poaching, and susceptibility to the Ebola virus.
Human taking over their natural habitat.Cause of humans hunting, poaching, spreading diseases and taking out wolves's natural habitats
Poaching has likely been happening for thousands of years, as humans have historically relied on hunting wild animals for food and resources. However, the term "poaching" in the context of illegal hunting for profit or sport began to gain prominence in the 17th and 18th centuries with the advent of stricter wildlife conservation laws.
All tigers have been endangered due to poaching, hunting for sport, and habitat loss. White tigers are only genetic flaws of the Bengal tiger.
Humans are not natural predators of elephants. However, there have been instances of hunting and poaching of elephants by humans for their tusks and other body parts. Conservation efforts are being made to protect elephants from such threats and ensure their survival in the wild.
AnswerPoaching (if defined as the hunting of endangered species or hunting species to extinction) has gone on since before written or recorded history. However, poaching defined as an illegal act of hunting a specified animal, goes back to before B.C. to the times of the ancient empires. However, modern poaching goes back to the late middle ages, when kings were the only ones to hunt specified animals, or were the only ones allowed to hunt in certain areas. If a peasant were caught hunting from said areas or animals, he or she could be executed regardless if they did it out of necessity.
The vicuna is a member of the camelid family. The enemies of the vicuna are people. People have been poaching them, mining in their habitat, and polluting their streams and environment.
Poaching refers to the illegal capturing, killing or hunting of wild animals especially those in a protected piece of land.