Assertion: dugong | /r/HasProperty | vulnerable
Facets:
value: to extinction
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: especially
type: DEGREE
value: with slow rate of reproduction
type: OTHER
value: due to hunting
type: CAUSE
value: due to pollution
type: CAUSE
value: by many accidents
type: CAUSE
value: due to caught in fishing nets
type: CAUSE
value: globally
type: LOCATION
value: to boat strike
type: CAUSE
value: to rising sea levels
type: CAUSE
value: due to boat collisions
type: CAUSE
value: to human impacts
type: CAUSE
value: because of their life history
type: CAUSE
value: to environmental changes
type: CAUSE
value: with a lifespan of seventy years
type: OTHER
value: by the iucn
type: OTHER
value: currently
type: TEMPORAL
value: under the u.s. endangered species act
type: OTHER
value: in queensland
type: LOCATION
value: under iucn criteria
type: OTHER
value: because of their dependence on seagrasses
type: CAUSE
Source sentences:
text: With its long lifespan of 70 years or more, and slow rate of reproduction, the dugong is especially vulnerable to extinction.
text: The dugong is listed in CITES Appendix I and is considered Vulnerable under IUCN criteria.
text: So this is the reason why the dugongs are endangered.
text: Both Dugongs and Manatees are threatened
text: Conservation status: Dugongs are listed as Vulnerable in Queensland
text: The dugong is considered endangered and is a protected species in many countries.
text: Dugongs are a threatened species, and one of the major contributors to their decreasing numbers is the destruction of their shallow seagrass beds by human coastal development (Roach, 2007).
text: Dugongs are now considered to be vulnerable animals but the dugong will commonly get older than 70 years of age.
text: It is also listed as Endangered under the U.S. Endangered Species Act.
text: The dugong (Dugong dugon), an endangered marine mammal, Okinawa's cultural icon, and Japan's Natural Monument, makes this area the species' northernmost habitat.
text: Currently, dugong is considered as Vulnerable by the IUCN , and put under Appendix 1 to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) .
text: Because of their big built, dugongs move slowly through water and hence are more vulnerable prey of predators like Killer Whales and Saltwater Crocodiles.
text: With its long lifespan of 70 years or more, and slow rate of reproduction, the dugong is especially vulnerable to extinction.
text: Populations are depleted in some places and regionally extinct in others, and scientists believe the dugong to be vulnerable to extinction.
text: With a lifespan of seventy years and a slow rate of reproduction, the dugongs are very vulnerable to extinction.
text: Both, Manatees and Dugongs are quite vulnerable to environmental changes lead by humans as they are not fast and very peaceful.
text: Dugongs are vulnerable to human impacts because of their life history and their dependence on seagrasses that are restricted to coastal habitats, which are often under pressure from human activities.
text: Dugongs are dependent on shallow coastal waters and are vulnerable to rising sea levels and extreme weather events, such as cyclones and flooding, which destroy their critical seagrass meadows.
text: With its long lifespan of 70 years or more, and slow rate of reproduction, the dugong is especially vulnerable to extinction.
text: Dugongs are particularly vulnerable to boat strike as they come to the surface to breathe, putting them directly in the path of boats and other watercraft.
text: Dugongs are also vulnerable to incidental capture in commercial fishing nets, entanglement in mesh used in the Queensland Shark Control Program and disease.
text: With its long lifespan of 70 years or more, and slow rate of reproduction, the dugong is especially vulnerable to extinction.
text: They are considered vulnerable to extinction due to hunting, pollution, being hit by boats and getting caught in fishing nets.
text: Dugongs are considered vulnerable to extinction due to hunting, pollution, boat collisions and getting caught in fishing nets.
text: Dugongs are considered vulnerable to extinction (IUCN), and trade of any its derived products is limited by CITES.
text: Dugongs are endangered because sharks, crocodiles and killer whales hunt them for food.
text: : The dugongs are endangered, by many accidents, such as getting hit by boats or getting trapped and drowned in fishing nets.
text: The manatees and dugongs are thus threatened, and both appear on the list of endangered species.
text: The dugong is listed as Vulnerable, facing a high risk of extinction.
text: Dugongs are considered highly endangered globally and The Singapore Red Data Book (2008) has classified them as "critically endangered" locally.