Assertion: wild water buffalo | /r/HasProperty | endangered
Facets:
value: currently
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Wild water buffalo are endangered, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
text: Wild water buffaloes are an endangered species due to loss of habitat and hunting, with less than 4,000 remaining.
text: The wild water buffalo (Bubalus arnee) is considered an endangered animal.
text: Wild water buffalo are now one of the endangered species in the world.
text: The wild water buffalo is endangered, and it's considered more dangerous than its domesticated counterpart.
text: Since wild water buffaloes are endangered, many live in protected areas stretching across Bhutan, Nepal and India and a wildlife Thai reserve.
text: It is currently endangered, and there are few areas where the water buffalo still thrives.
text: Wild water buffalo are endangered.
text: The water buffalo has been domesticated for human use, however, the wild water buffalo are considered to be endangered and only a small population of them live in protected areas around India, Nepal, Bhutan and Thailand.
text: Do you want to know more about why is the wild water buffalo endangered?
text: One of the reasons why the wild water buffalo is endangered is the intensive cultivation of fields, agricultural practices and domestication of animals by humans.
text: Besides interbreeding, another reason why the wild water buffalo is endangered are hunting and habitat loss.
text: Wild water buffalo are endangered.
text: Wild water buffalo are endangered, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
text: Wild water buffalo are endangered and live only in a small number of protected areas stretching across Nepal and Bhutan
text: Wild water buffalo are endangered.
text: Now with a decline in their habitat due to agriculture and human infrastructures, the appearance of native species and parasites and climate change, the wild water buffalo is an endangered species.
text: The wild water buffalo (Bubalus arnee) is considered an endangered animal.