The correct answer is - False.
When a species is classified as threatened, it means that that particular species is expected to become endangered, not extinct. The species that are threatened, are species that have experienced a significant drop in numbers in recent times, but still have enough individuals to be able to survive and keep the species going. But if the situation starts to become worse and the species continues to lose numbers, than the species will fall into the category of endangered species, which will mean that it is expected that the species will die out in the very near future.
California current.
I already knew this answer but a tip to help eliminate answers is that it said "western coastline". Florida is no where close to there. it's on the east side or north America and south. Then Alaska is on the west side but it's south-west, and i'm just gonna gO oUt oN a LiMb and say that the canaries current is is near canary because it is named after that and canary is in Spain so yeah
Chile is the largest copper mines
It could be due to erosion that would shift the trees roots
