How do ecosystems become unbalanced?

Answer 1

In the environment, everything is reusable and replenishable but at a certain rate. The certain rate is the much environment can balance itself. Overly consume or damage would break the balance beyond the point of restorable.

For the example of imbalance. Fish is replenishable goods of seas. However, near shore fishery using fishing net cause damage to corals where fish would breed and thus imbalance in the environment. This imbalance would results to extinction and no more fish for fishing.

Answer 2

symptoms of an unbalanced ecosystem include (and are not only restricted to these points) an unusual population explosion of any organism, destruction of habitat, loss of species or decline in population numbers, and human developement.

Answer 3

Pollution such as Air Pollution, Car Pollution, Noise pollution....

Also hunting. If one species gets extinct, the other animals in the food web shall suffer, because they will run out of food, and eventually die of hunger!

Answer 4

Some effects of ecological imbalance are global warming, endangered species, deforestation, fluctuations in atmospheric pressure, pollution, shortage of Natural Resources, higher UVA/UVB exposure, and the like. When the ecological system becomes unbalanced, the effects affect every living thing on the planet.

Answer 5

How ecosystems become unbalanced is that when there is either a viral disease, over population, under population, poachers (people killing animals for their fur and other valuables) extinction, and animals being endangered.

Answer 6

An imbalance in ecosystems can often be casused by human acts. Overfishing for a particular species will result in imbalances in the fish food chain. Overlogging for a particular treemay often lead to that trees extinction.

Answer 7

if the ecosystem is upset,the earth will have natural disasters

Answer 8

1. deforestation

2. acid rain

3. over-population

4. acid rains

5. urbanization

6. over-hunting

7. global-warming

8. pollution

Answer 9

Loss of Biodiversity