Amphibians are very sensitive to environmental pollution because they live both in and out of water. This means that if only land or water is polluted they can become infected by the pollution.
Since amphibians live both in and out of water, pollutants are a big hazard. In the water, amphibians must be careful of trash (some trash looks like their prey ie: small balloons, shards of glass or plastic etc.) spills of toxins (usually gasoline, oil, and sludge are common) and filthy living conditions. On land, amphibians still have to be careful of trash and spills but there is another hazard. Air pollution. If there is too much dust, smoke, smog, etc. in the air, it will clog the amphibian's skin, preventing it from breathing. Hope this helps!
pollution can occur anywhere at anytime and can be caused by smoking, cars, toxic fumes, and even breathing ( but that doesn't mean you have to stop!).
Many beneficial processes and products are derived from them, such as decomposition, nitrogen fixation, food, medicinal, fabric dyes, and alcoholic fermentation. Lichens and mosses are often used as bio monitors or indicator species of air pollution (since non vascular plants are very sensitive to air pollution as you may know), such as that caused by sulfur dioxide. Hope that helps.
True the Photoreceptor sensory cilia are the light sensitive parts of the rods and cones in the eye's retina
in very little ways, its mostly environmental
Hm, I can think of two places. The perenium (spelling?!) which is the bit between his balls and his bum, tis very very sensitive. Also, the bit just underneath his penis where the tip meets the shaft. Go gently with both, some are more sensitive than others. WHAT IS THE MOST SENSITIVE PART OF A MAN'S BODY? WHERE IS HIS G SPOT. I HEARD HE HAD ONE.
Mainly due to pollution & habitat loss. They breathe thrrough their skin, like other amphibians, so they are very sensitive to pollution.
Beginning in the early 1980s, biologists began to realize that amphibians such as frogs are extremely sensitive to pollution and other environmental stresses. Declines in amphibian numbers and increases in deformed bodies have led scientists to investigate the role of habitat loss, increased ultraviolet radiation (due to ozone depletion), and chemical pollution in these important changes. No one is sure why amphibians are so sensitive to pollution, but it may be linked to the fact that their skin is relatively thin and permeable to water, so frogs are exposed more directly to pollutants and environmental radiation. In addition, their eggs are laid in ponds and other water bodies, so they can absorb whatever chemical pollution may be present throughout their early developmental period.
because the world was becomming very dirty
True.
Very little if they operate as designed-some thermal pollution.
Because they are sensitive
I would say that is one good answer.
Yes, as long as there are no chemicals on it or in the soil, like pesticides or weed killer. Tadpoles are amphibians and very sensitive to such things.
Since most amphibians are cold blooded they need to keep to a certain level of heat. And a certain level of coolness. So that why they are sensitive to the changes in the enviroment. Improved Answer: Because their skins are delicate, and eggs lack shells, amphibians are especially senstive to their enviroment. - Science Book.
Lichen are a good pollution indicator because they get their water and minerals from rainwater and the atmosphere. This makest lichen extremely sensitive to the atmosphere. As a result very few lichen grow in or near large cities with heavy pollution.
Acid rain is a result, largely, of air pollution from cars, trucks, industries and FIREs filling our skies, only to be brought BACK to Earth through the falling rain. But since many amphibians have very sensitive skin ---- in the 'PH balance' (acidity) of the water in which they live, ACID Rain can DESTROY the more delicate species, such as salamanders and frogs.
Plutonium is very toxic and radioactive; plutonium can be a pollution agent for the environment in the case of a severe accident or during a nuclear war initiated by USA.