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    About how many species of organisms are believed to go EXTINCT (gone forever) every single day?

    Question #34074. Asked by student. (May 21 03 12:06 AM)


    kerry8888

    		according to this site, between 35 and 150 per day - how sad....

    http://forests.org/archive/general/coolfact.htm

    May 21 03, 2:25 AM

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