Wildlife Perils: A review
Sana Naseem, Muhammad Faheem Malik, Talhat Munir
Abstract
Sana Naseem, Muhammad Faheem Malik, Talhat Munir
Abstract
Biodiversity being lost more rapidly than natural resources due to the global warming, habitat loss, oil spills, over exploitation, diseases, pollution, invasive species, urbanization, predation, competition, climate change, and food shortage. All these factors have very deleterious impact on the wildlife. Habitat fragmentation is most dangerous factor for the feasibility of endangered species. There are many external threats or stresses that interfere with the ability of reproduction and survival of wildlife. Those species that fail to cope with these threats then they may face extinction. There should be proper management strategies to ensure the sustainability of wildlife.
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Biodiversity being lost more rapidly than natural resources due to the global warming, habitat loss, oil spills, over exploitation, diseases, pollution, invasive species, urbanization, predation, competition, climate change, and food shortage. All these factors have very deleterious impact on the wildlife. Habitat fragmentation is most dangerous factor for the feasibility of endangered species. There are many external threats or stresses that interfere with the ability of reproduction and survival of wildlife. Those species that fail to cope with these threats then they may face extinction. There should be proper management strategies to ensure the sustainability of wildlife.
Key concepts: Wildlife, Endangered species, Habitat destruction, Urbanization, Threatened species, Biodiversity, Habitat, Economic shortage