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Food chains and ecosystems are like a web. For example, a certain type of butterfly in Africa feeds on the dung of leopards. If the leopards die out, the butterflies will either die out or become weaker. If that happens, animals that eat those butterflies also are affected.

Many, many creatures on earth are endangered for so many reasons, Pollution, Hunting, etc. But eventually, if too many species become extinct, humans may also die out. If cows, pigs, sheep and other meat sources die out, what would we eat? We need protein, which is found in meat and fish to be healthy. Also, if cows and goats died, what dairy products would we eat? We need all these spectacular, wonderful species to live, as all of them connect together, and to us. Break to many parts of Earth's web, and that will be the end.

Hope i didn't scare you too much. But, anyway, this is all true. Please think about it and try your best to save planet earths biodiversity.

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