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What is the biggest threat to the survival of local cultures and traditions today?
globalization of culture
Which of the following is the biggest threat to the survival of local cultures and traditions today?
The globalization of culture
What is the biggest threat to humans and why?
No matter what the threat itself might be, the cause will be humans themselves.We are our own worst enemy.We are raping and polluting the planet faster than we ever have. We are threatening our own survival by our farming and fishing policies and we won't, can't and don't want to stop.We are our own biggest threat.
Are black panthers predators?
Human beings are the biggest threat to the survival of black panthers. The environmental changes, which cause the loss and deterioration of natural habitats for black panthers, are also a big threat to black panthers.
What is the biggest threat to jellyfish?
Jellyfish are eaten by squid. I believe that this is the biggest threat that they face.
Is the Malay tapir enangered?
Yes, the Malayan tapir is endangered. The biggest threat to its survival is habitat loss. They are occasionally hunted, albeit illegally, which makes matters worse.
What is the biggest threat to the survival of the wallaby?
Habitat loss is almost always the biggest threat to any native species, including the wallaby. Man encroaches upon nature and tears down natural habitats to mine the land, form housing developments, build industrial centres or clear the land for agriculture.
What was the single biggest threat to the puritan social order?
the market economy was the single biggest threat
Who did Churchill think was the biggest threat in WW2?
Churchill thought that Hitler was the biggest threat in WW2
What is the biggest threat to cotton mouth snakes?
Biggest threat is a landowner with a 22 rifle or 12ga shotgun.
What is elephants biggest threat?
you are
Who are Koalas' enemies?
Man is the biggest threat to the koala. Habitat loss, land clearing, housing and building developments, untethered dogs and cars all pose the greatest threat to the survival of koalas. Young koalas are often taken by Birds of Prey, foxes, feral cats and even goannas.
