Why Do Animals Lose Their Homes In The Rainforest

Destruction of Animals’ Homes in the Rainforest
Why haven’t we realized our mistakes yet? Why? Our carelessness and greed, has been impacting wildlife majorly. We are taking away the homes of the animals in the Rainforest, and they are dying off so fast, and soon they may even go extinct. Some of the major reasons as to why animals are losing their homes, are because of Habit Degradation. Pollution, and the disruption in the ecosystem processes, (like changing the intensity of fires), which have all been puzzle pieces that we needed in order to figure this out. This has also resulted in the degrading of many of their habitats. These animals have faced so much terror, that they no longer support wildlife.
One of the major reasons as to why animals are losing their homes, is the Destruction of their Habitats. When a bulldozer cuts down a tree, this is what we would all agree upon that this action is the Destruction of their homes, but this is not all of the terror that they are facing. We are now filling the wetlands, cleaning the rivers, mowing fields, and cutting down trees which is causing the loss of their homes. Due to our changes in the environment they aren’t able to find resources, and soon these poor …show more content…
Many of the remaining wildlife habitats in the U.S. has been fragmented by the new roads and development. Many of the Sea Animals’ homes have been fragmented by dams, and water diversion (redirection), which would convey that these fragments of habitat may not be large enough or even connected to support the animals that need a larger space/territory to mate and hunt for their food. The loss and the fragmentation that has been done to their homes is just making the difficulty level higher for these species, especially the ones that need to migrate to find places to rest, and also be able to hunt and feed along their