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katen-ka-za [31]
3 years ago
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In the context of the text,how did humans create an imbalance in nature during the dust bowl?how did nature react to this? What

are other examples in which humans have created an Imbalance in nature?what have been the consequences?
History
1 answer:
kvv77 [185]3 years ago
7 0

Humans created an imbalance in nature during the dust bowl by killing the Jack Rabbits.

Explanation:

in 1930 the Farmers problem was DUST BOWL PEST. The main problem was alteration in ECOLOGY make way for the pest called JACK RABBIT. It breed at a amazing rate . so more rabbits were formed.

The predators of rabbit were also moved to different place in search of water. so JACK RABBIT population surged more and ruined the crops of farmers and  grass. so farmers kill rabbit.

After the rabbits GRASSHOPPERS developed enormously and devastated the fields.The people then sprayed pesticides and controlled them after this another pest developed thus resulting in the intervention of humans life and ecological cycle disturbed.

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