You may have been too specific with this question...
There are an infinite amount of different ways in which habitats can be affected, so I'm just going to assume you mean "how are endangered species habitats generally affected by human influence".
The most important human affect on habitats would be habitat loss and destruction. As humans move into more remote areas and urban sprawl continues, vital animal habitat is inevitably destroyed. Also, we often harvest items from the forests that are actually important habitat to many animals, which can be seen as another form of habitat destruction. Fragmentation is another example of human affect: when we build roads, fences, etc.. through wildland areas, it fragments the habitat and can cause isolation of populations.
you can affect animal habitat by littering, not caring for the animals habitat or/and the animal itself...
the habitat of an animmal is were the animal lives,grows,an feasts(or eats)
There is typically only one animal in a Panda habitat in a zoo. This animal in the habitat is the panda.
Habitat loss can be described when an animal loses their home. Every animal in the animal kingdom has a niche, a role in their animal community, and without their habitat they no longer have a niche. Habitat loss can be very disruptive to the biosphere.
they do not stay in their habitat....................... :)
A habitat is where an animal lives.
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Food is part of it's habitat. The niche is the job the animal does in it's habitat to contribute to the habitat.
They have lost it because of on-land development
Let's think about this question for a bit . . . if an animal needs water, and there is none to be found, then that area is not its habitat. Animal's habitats contain everything they need to be healthy and reproduce. If an animal's habitat dried out suddenly, the animal would migrate toward a new habitat area that did have water available.
An animal's habitat is the specific place where it lives, while its niche is the specific role or job the animal has in that habitat. The habitat provides the resources and conditions necessary for the animal to fulfill its niche. Together, the habitat and niche define the relationship between the animal and its environment.
Habitat