LESSON PREPARED by: VERGINIYA KRASTEVA PETROVA - KAMENOVA Profesionalna gimnazia Asen Zlatarov - Vidin.

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LESSON PREPARED by: VERGINIYA KRASTEVA PETROVA - KAMENOVA Profesionalna gimnazia Asen Zlatarov - Vidin

What is an endangered species? A species whose population numbers are so small that it is at risk of extinction

Why Are Species Endangered?

The last living member of that species dies and no more members of that species exists, even in zoos or aquariums.

Caused by nature Competition with other species Disease Weather-related catastrophes Natural predators Caused by humans Hunting/poaching Habitat destruction Pollution Competition for habitats

What are other threats to endangered species that can alter their population levels? Which of these species categories surprised you? Critically Endangered? Extinct? What did you find were common threats to endangered species population sizes?

Endangered species are those plants and animals that are so rare they are in danger of becoming extinct. Threatened species are plants and animals whose numbers are very low or decreasing rapidly. Threatened species are not endangered yet, but are likely to become endangered in the future.

(1) saving species preserves ecosystems: species are an important part of what make up ecosystems; maintaining healthy ecosystems ensures a healthy biosphere; ( (2) practical uses of species: when species become extinct, we may lose a potentially valuable product; and (3) aesthetic reasons: when species become extinct, we lose objects of fascination, wonder, and beauty.

1) support zoos, nature centers, nature reserves, or botanical gardens; volunteer money, time, and ideas; 2) start a native plants garden or use a spot in your backyard to attract wildlife; 3) avoid buying ivory, snakeskin belts, alligator boots, and other products made from endangered animals; and 4) keep learning about plants and animals; share what you've learned with others.