Multiple reports say the Trump administration moves to cancel protections for animals classified as threatened with extinction. The sources describe a policy shift that affects endangered and threatened species listings managed under U.S. wildlife protection rules. One outlet reports that, during Trump’s second term, no species are added to endangered or threatened lists, indicating a broader change in how new protections are established. Another report states that protections for already identified at-risk animals are being removed. The coverage points to an administrative action that reduces legal protections for species considered at risk of extinction, though details of the specific affected species and the exact scope of the cancellation are not included in the excerpts provided. Overall, the reports characterize the development as part of a change in endangered-species enforcement or listing practices, with potential implications for conservation efforts for animals already categorized as threatened. The articles consistently frame the move as a cancellation of protections for animals threatened with extinction.