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What threatens the toucans?
Human
What activities can you do at Everglades National Park?
Camping and fishing
What threatens elephants in the wild?
Mainly human hunters and poachers.
How is the everglades alike to human kidneys?
They are similar because the everglades are rich with nutrients of all sources, like our kidneys they store everything.
What has been the main cause of destruction of the Everglades?
Human building things.
Which human activity most threatens wildlife of oceans near Australia?
OVERFISHING
What threatens a Bengal tiger?
Poachers, and human settlements crowding it out of its living space.
What impact have humans had the Florida everglades?
This is EASY!!!!!!!!!!!!! :) :DHuman activities have deliberately or inadvertently altered the equilibrium in the everglades. Human impact on the Everglades is substantial. Rapid population growth in southern Florida requires massive supplies of freshwater. Water for human consumption is derived from pumping ground water and diversion of surface water via numerous canals. The net consequence is diminished flow of surface water through the Everglades drainage system. Surface water in the Everglades is naturally nutrient poor. However, upstream agricultural runoff delivers large quantities of fertilizer to the Everglades. Due to Florida's growing population part of the everglade is turned to houses. Due to human water pumping, humans are affecting the everglades. In the future there will no everglades national park, because it will turn to residential areas. Humans can help it in the future, by stop draining freshwater from Everglades.AS the population of Florida has grown many thousands of acres of swampland have been drained for residential and agricultural uses. Much of the remaining wetlands have been polluted by runoff from farms and urban areas. More than 50% of the original wetlands in the state have already been destroyed. Human activities have altered drainage patterns, destroyed wildlife habitat, and interfered with natural filtration systems of the wetlands. The everglades National Park is one example of a swamp that has been changed significantly by human activities. More than third of the land area in the Everglades is freshwater marsh and cypress swamp. Extensive draining and canal building has reduced swamplands and affected the natural draining and filtering process of the ecosystem. These activities were conducted ever before the everglades became a National Park in 1947.The swamp itself provide habitat for a diverse range of wildlife from insects to mammals, including 15 species of reptiles and amphibians from Florida swamps that are currently listed as threatened or endangered.Thank you so much but do you have a reference??
What are the human activities during night?
There are some human activities during the night. The human activities are sleeping, eating, drinking, washing dishes, and some other human activities.
Are there any other living things that threatens tigers?
The only real threat to the survival of tigers is man and his activities.
What best defines a Greek monster?
A Greek monster is a powerful force that threatens the human community.
Explain briefly 2 reasons why the Everglades are in danger of disappearing?
Drainage and development for agriculture and urbanization have significantly altered the natural flow of water in the Everglades, leading to the loss of vital habitats for plants and animals. Pollution from agricultural runoff and urban activities has degraded water quality in the Everglades, affecting the health of the ecosystem and its inhabitants.
