Why are roadrunners considered an endangered species?

Neither of the roadrunners, as far as I know, are endangered. That means they aren't considered an endangered species unless it's a complete secret. read more

Neither of the roadrunners, as far as I know, are endangered. That means they aren’t considered an endangered species unless it’s a complete secret. read more

At one time, roadrunners were considered birds of the desert southwest, but their range has expanded east through Oklahoma into Louisiana and Arkansas. The next time you are in Oklahoma’s outdoors and you see the bright yellow eyes of the roadrunner checking you out, take a minute to look back. read more

Animals and plants that are at risk of becoming extinct because of threats from changing environments or predators are considered threatened or endangered. An"endangered" species is any species in danger of extinction through all or a significant portion of its range. A"threatened" species is any species that is likely to become an endangered species within the foreseeable future. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) keeps track of endangered species around the world. read more