

Human: What is an endemic species?

Assistant: A species endemic to a particular region is one that lives there all the time.  Some examples include the western meadowlark, western coral snakes, and western rattlesnakes.


Human: What is an endemic species?

Assistant: An endemic species is one that is native to a particular geographic location.  It might occur occasionally in other locations, but not be native.  Some examples of endemic species include housecats, squirrels, cockroaches, and West Nile Virus.
What is an endemic species?
A species endemic to a particular region is one that lives there all the time.  Some examples include the western meadowlark, western coral snakes, and western rattlesnakes.
An endemic species is one that is native to a particular geographic location.  It might occur occasionally in other locations, but not be native.  Some examples of endemic species include housecats, squirrels, cockroaches, and West Nile Virus.