If there is a loss of balance in biodiversity, describe at least 5 possible consequences for the sustainability of life on earth

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serious [3.7K]3 years ago

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Loss of balance in biodiversity will have very dangerous impact on the life on earth. consequences for the sustainability of life on earth due to loss of balance in biodiversity are as follows:

Food security will be reduced due to the extinction of species at several food chain level.
Increase in disease carrying animals as due to loss of balance in biodiversity, animals will adapt to fragmented habitats.
Frequent changes in weather.
Livelihood of humans will be disturbed as ecosystem will not remain healthy.
Natural disasters will increase and lead to loss of humans and other wildlife lifes.

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