Human, disease and natural disasters.
One example of a threat to biodiversity that isn't directly due to humans is natural disasters such as volcanic eruptions or earthquakes. These events can cause significant ecological disturbances and impact biodiversity by altering habitats and causing species loss.
Deforestation results in the Loss of Biodiversity.
The article discusses how climate change is affecting biodiversity by causing shifts in ecosystems, loss of habitats, and extinction of species. It highlights the importance of addressing climate change to protect biodiversity and emphasizes the need for conservation efforts to mitigate its impact.
Climate change is causing shifts in temperature and weather patterns, which can disrupt ecosystems and threaten the survival of many species. This can lead to loss of biodiversity as some species may struggle to adapt or face extinction.
Human Intervension
Human, disease and natural disasters.
An increase in population causes more houses to be built, which destroys forests and animal's habitats. Less forests and animals = biodiversity loss
Biodiversity means the variety of animal species of animals and plants living in an environment. Simply put, loss of it means that the amount of species in a region is decreasing. Biodiversity is sometimes also used to include the genes of species.
Human activity is causing a loss of biodiversity primarily through habitat destruction and pollution. Habitat destruction occurs due to urbanization, agriculture, and deforestation, which eliminate the natural environments that species rely on for survival. Pollution, including chemicals, plastics, and waste, contaminates ecosystems, harming wildlife and disrupting food chains. Together, these actions lead to population declines and extinction of various species.
Both are facing increasing pollution. Both are experiencing a loss of biodiversity.
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Global warming!! ( AARRGHHH!)