Assertion: puffin | /r/HasProperty | vulnerable
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: to pollution
type: CAUSE
value: to declining food sources
type: CAUSE
value: to adverse changes in the environment
type: CAUSE
value: to overfishing
type: CAUSE
Source sentences:
text: If humans introduce mammal predators to these islands, the puffins are very vulnerable and may no longer be able to use that island for breeding.
text: ARE PUFFINS ENDANGERED?
text: Despite the fact that populations in many regions still remain stable, Puffins are absent from much of their once vast natural range today and are continually threatened by increasingly levels of human activity both on land and also out at sea where they are particularly threatened from environmental disasters such as oil spills.
text: Researchers found that puffins there were highly sensitive to variations in surface temperatures of the ocean.
text: The bird population is slowly beginning to recover, yet Puffins are still considered a vulnerable species and experts continue to work, together with the authorities, towards the preservation of the species and their habitats.
text: Puffins and other seabirds are vulnerable to the effects of El Niño events.
text: Puffins are vulnerable to pollution and declining food sources, ecologists say.
text: Answer: Puffins aren’t currently endangered, but they are vulnerable to overfishing or pollution.
text: The puffins in the Gulf of Maine are particularly vulnerable because they live on the outer edge of the bird's geographic range.
text: It is very vulnerable to adverse changes in the environment because its breeding population is concentrated on a small number of sites.
text: Puffins are vulnerable to pollution and declining food sources, ecologists say.
text: Why Are Puffins Endangered
text: Are puffins endangered?
text: Question: Are puffins endangered?
text: The puffins along the Yorkshire coast are now endangered.
text: Puffins are ‘Threatened’ according to the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN); their populations are in decline across their range, including in Iceland, so ensuring that you do not hinder their protection will help in their recovery efforts.