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During what period in history did plants and animals domesticate and human population grow rapidly?
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The agricultural revolution
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Why animals are reduced?
Because of the rapidly growing population, deforestation and natural calamities.
What is reverse extinction?
reverse extinction is where an animals population rapidly starts to increase.
Why do animals think pollution is food?
The eating habits of animals are the result of a long period of evolutionary history, and during most of that history, human beings were not producing any kind of pollution. People can adapt more rapidly than other animals because we can learn about things and understand them much more easily than animals can. Animals mostly rely on instinct, and instinct does not change that rapidly.
Are all animals are killed in humanly for fur?
no actually some are killed for food or because their population is increasing so rapidly that there is too many of them
What is the wolf's impact on the environment around it?
If the wolf is wiped out from an area that would have animals like deer, then the deer population would raise rapidly.
This population pyramid shows Nigeria's population in 2000 What can you tell from this image?
The country was rapidly growing. The birthrate was rapidly increasing.
As resources in a population become less available the population?
It decreases rapidly.
What is an effect of the California gold rush?
the population of California grew rapidly
What are the highest to lowest growing population in the world?
The most rapidly increasing population is India the population is expected to overtake China by 2030. The most rapidly decreasing population is Latvia it's growth rate is -18.
What type of growth curve is typically seen if no predator for a population of animals?
An exponential growth curve is typically seen if there is no predator for a population of animals or if the predator's population decreases. Without any, or many, predators to keep the species' population in check, the population may grow rapidly. An example is the Burmese python in Florida. Since it's an invasive species instead of native to the area, the Burmese python has no natural predators there and has experienced a surge in population.
Why cull animals with foot and mouth disease if it does not infect humans?
Because it will spread rapidly among animals causing suffering! It does spread rapidly and cause varying levels of suffering depending on the age and species of the animal effected. However my Farm Welfare lecture told my class last year that having FMD in a population of livestock makes the animals worthless as no one will want to buy them. While a vaccine could be used to inoculate the population it is impossible, when screening animals, to tell the difference between vaccinated animals and those which have survived FMD or have contracted the disease and are no yet showing symptoms. Thus the only way to make the livestock population profitable is to cull any animals with the disease, although it is not always fatal.
In which country is the population likely to be increasing rapidly?
Kenya
