Saturday, August 21, 2010

Ways of wildlife extinction?

can anyone give demonstrations of this or let me know where i can find some????Ways of wildlife extinction?
The greatest known animal extinction occurred with the disappearance of most of the Earths dinosaurs. Despite what others think. The fact is the majority of wildlife extinctions have happened naturally.





The other fact that does not get much attention is that there are new species being found almost everyday. Far more new species than those going extinct.





Extinctions: Cycles of Life and Death Through Time


http://geology.about.com/gi/dynamic/offs鈥?/a>Ways of wildlife extinction?
in its simplest form,look up the Dodo bird,it was a bird that lived on an island and that was the only place it lived.Sailors would come ashore and eventually hunted them to extinction in the mid 1800's
Factors responsible for wild life exstinctions





excessive hunting an fishing


global warming


Wars


volcanic eruptions


tidal waves


polution


and





expanding populations and expanding farming ,that has to keep pace with the expanding populations are very strong forces that encroach upon the rainforest's and wild life in general


clearing them for farming and settlement areas .





In Mexico is a famous jungle that the Media has been trying to save for years


the Naturists ,and the government ,keep watch .laws are made for protection the wild and to forbid logging.


TV put out a series of documentaries


there are campaigns in the News papers


and all of this has not made the slightest difference





Rainforest's always are in third world countries and always in third world countries corruption and the need for money s highest





the jungle gets smaller by the day


more and more farmers move in .and burn the trees


it is an impossible situation


as long as there is poverty in these regions the destruction will continue





animal habitats are disapearing all over the globe


and he Animals with it





we are now witness to the first mass exstinction of Flora ans fauna since the dinosaurs

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