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what is the difference between a species that is considered threatened and a species that is considered endangered?
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what is the difference between a species that is considered threatened and a species that is considered endangered?

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the difference is that a specie that is considered threatened is the ones that could be in danger in some future and the species considered endangered are the ones that are in danger now

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