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Animals in Danger of Extinction during COVID19

Agustina Villazán Gonzalez

COVEr PAGE

THE MAIN CAUSES OF ANIMALS BEING IN DANGER OF EXTINCTION

AREAS IN THE WORLD MOST AFFECTED BY HABITATS DESTRUCTION

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COMPANIES THAT MOST DESTROY HABITATS

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ANIMALS THAT ARE IN DANGER OF EXTINCTION

CONSEQUENCES OF DESTRUCTION

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DESTRUCTION IN THE ARTICS

Loss of habitat

Loss of Habitat

Loss of habitat can happen naturally. Development can eliminate habitat and native species directly. In the Amazon rainforest of South America, developers have cleared hundreds of thousands of acres. To "clear" a piece of land is to remove all trees and vegetation from it. The Amazon rainforest is cleared for cattle ranches, logging, and urban use. Development can also endanger species indirectly. Some species, such as fig trees of the rainforest, may provide habitat for other species. As trees are destroyed, species that depend on that tree habitat may also become endangered.Loss of habitat can also lead to increased encounters between wild species and people. As development brings people deeper into a species range, they may have more exposure to wild species. Poisonous plants and fungi may grow closer to homes and schools. Wild animals are also spotted more frequently. These animals are simply patrolling their range, but interaction with people can be deadly. Polar bears, mountain lions, and alligators are all predators brought into close contact with people as they lose their habitat to homes, farms, and businesses. As people kill these wild animals, through pesticides, accidents such as collisions with cars, or hunting, native species may become endangered.

Although natural forces can destroy or strain an animal population, increasingly the activities of man have caused a large numbers of animals to become endangered. Admittedly some animals and plants, especially domesticated ones such as crops, livestock, and pets, have benefited and even flourished from the alterations man has made to the world. However, some animal populations have been placed under tremendous pressure as the result of these changes and, in some cases, the populations are dropping to significantly lower levels. Small populations or organisms with a limited distribution are extremely sensitive to the factors causing endangerment, whether one relies on the ordinary sense of the word or the endangered species definition embodied in federal law.Some causes:Loss of Habitat. One of the most significant causes of endangered animals is habitat loss.Invasive Species. Invasive species are one of the key biotic reasons for animals being endangered.Overexploitation of Resources.Pathogens and Disease.Environmental Pollution.

THE MAIN CAUSES OF ANIMALS BEING IN DANGER OF EXTINCTION

Koalas TigersGorillasSea turtlesOrangutansElephantRhinosCheetahRed tunaAsian elephantVaquita porpoiseMountain gorillaIrrawaddy river dolphinbeesPolar bearMagellanic penguinGiraffeJaguarMexican gray wolf

ANIMALS THAT ARE IN DANGER OF EXTINCTION

De Beers.

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Coca-Cola

Pfizer

Mc Donalds

Nestlé

COMPANIES THAT MOST destroy habitats

British Petroleum

Chevron

The impact of ecosystem destruction are the following:Increased flooding due to the erosion of soil and lack of treesRising of the sea levels due to the melting of the glaciers, caused by Global WarmingDisruption of the food chain when the apex predators become extinctWater shortage - we only have a finite supply of fresh drinking waterFood shortage as the lands become barren and the oceans become fishlessLoss of biodiversity as whole species of living things disappear due to deforestationPollution will eventually become unmanageable and affect our health.Rising temperatures may be too much for all living things on the planet

CONSEQUENCES OF DESTRUCTION

DESTRUCTION IN THE ARTICS

How has global warming affected the Arctic?The effects of global warming in the Arctic, or climate change in the Arctic include rising air and water temperatures, loss of sea ice, and melting of the Greenland ice sheet with a related cold temperature anomaly, observed since the 1970s.

What happens when Arctic ice is gone?Arctic Sea ice melts in the summer, and more of the sun is being absorbed by the ocean. The fast rate of the sea ice melting is resulting in the oceans absorbing and heating up the Arctic. The decline in sea ice does have a potential to speed up global warming and the climate changes.

How can we stop the Arctic from melting?An engineer has devised a way to stop Arctic ice from melting by scattering millions of tiny glass beads to reflect sunlight away. Scientists have discovered that melting in Greenland and Antarctica is occurring much faster than they previously thought.

Mar de Aral. Uzbekistán-Kazajistán.Bosques de acacias en la cuenca del Río Senegal. Senegal, Malí y MaurTurberas elevadas de Renania. Alemania. Turberas elevadas de Renania. Alemania. itania.Matorrales de 'fynbos' de El Cabo. Sudáfrica.Lagunas Coorong y estuario del río Murray. Australia.Manantiales kársticos del sur.Pantanos costeros de la cuenca de Sídney

areas in the world most affected by habitats destruction

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Animals in Danger of Extinction during COVID19 Agustina Villazán Gonzalez COVEr PAGE THE MAIN CAUSES OF ANIMALS BEING IN DANGER OF EXTINCTION AREAS IN THE WORLD MOST AFFECTED BY HABITATS DESTRUCTION images COMPANIES THAT MOST DESTROY HABITATS index ANIMALS THAT ARE IN DANGER OF EXTINCTION CONSEQUENCES OF DESTRUCTION index DESTRUCTION IN THE ARTICS Loss of habitat Loss of Habitat Loss of habitat can happen naturally.