Question

Saber-Toothed Tigers are no longer living. They are

gone.
extinct.
hibernating.
destroyed.

Answer 1

@taramgrant0543664

Answer 2

extinct

Answer 3

hibernating

Answer 4

Hi again, they are extinct!

Answer 5

hibernating is what bears do

Answer 6

@Bamboozled how can you be so sure

Answer 7

ok so b for sure?

Answer 8

how many times have you seen a saber tooth tiger in real life?

Answer 9

they might be hibernating

do you know for sure?

Answer 10

well, i am going by what scientists have said

Answer 11

most people go through life without ever seeing a real mole. or a vole.

does that mean they do not exist?

Answer 12

@IrishBoy123 yeah no science says so other wise.

Answer 13

They might be hibernating somewhere in a faraway galaxy.
But I think the chances of nice are very slim because it is very unlikely that another earth like planet had exact or similar evolution to our world.


but anyways which of the words @geny55 match they are no longer living?

Answer 14

think critically, that is really important

Answer 15

hybernating?

Answer 16

bats?

Answer 17

Its biology, what doesn't live in our planet, is gone forever, specially if there are no more species of it.

Answer 18

no longer living = extinct

Answer 19

They might be hibernating somewhere in a faraway galaxy.
But I think the chances of that are very slim because it is very unlikely that another earth like planet had exact or similar evolution to our world.
but anyways which of the words @geny55 match they are no longer living?

@geny55 Hybernating basically means they rest up somewhere. It is not a permanent rest.

Answer 20

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/extinct

Answer 21

cool!!

Hiberniating

hiding out in Bronze Age Scotland.

there's a Nobel Prize in that one :p

Answer 22

b or c!

Answer 23

the other assumption is this.

did they ever exist in the first place?

Answer 24

b

Answer 25

and u have to look at context clues in the question @IrishBoy123

Answer 26

They are extinct

Answer 27

no longer living.

Answer 28

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/extinct

Answer 29

context clues

context

and online dictionaries.....

Answer 30

Give an example of a limiting factor. Describe in detail how this factor limits population growth.

Answer 31

depends on what type of factor, like natural disaster?

Answer 32

so you are answering online questions by just following the rules they set?

and no-one really knows whether sabre toothed tigers ever existed, or whether, and how and when, they might have died out?