Habitat Destruction - II

Habitat Destruction II

Habitat destruction occurs when natural environments where animals and plants live are altered or damaged, making it impossible for them to survive there. This can be caused by deforestation, urban development, water pollution, or excessive land use for farming. When habit...

Habitat destruction doesn’t just occur when trees are cut down or cities are built—it also happens when non-native species invade a new environment, the land is cleared for farming, and wetlands are drained.

One cause is Non-native species. They are plants and animals that don’t naturally belong in an area but end up there, often due to hu...