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If dolphins do become extinct what will happen to the environment?
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∙ 12y ago
dolphins if they went extinct it would be caused by
*pollution (heavy metals, sewage, PCB, rain water drains, plastic, co2 emissions)
*overfish (80% of all fishery's are over fished and kill many dolphins by net so there's lack of prey and population decrease)
*habitat loss (marine farming, tidal power and areas with a lot of boating activity)
all these factors are the worst threats a dolphin has if we do not stop doing this they will go extinct. this could cause a collapse in the food chain but i do not believe from fish population increase as populations of fish are only getting smaller and smaller.
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∙ 12y ago
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