Tuesday, January 30, 2018

Essentialsforlife

Essentials  for  life
All living thing  share  certain  basic needs  they  must  have   waters,  for  without  it  the  chemistry  of  life  is  not  possible.  The  fact  that  earth has  liquid water  on its  surface  is  main   reason  why  most  of   these  basic  necessities.
water         warth          shelter         nutrients           energy          oxygen         living space
living requirement
white  all  living thing needed  the  same  essentials many  have  more  specific  requirement for  explain  , plants and animals gets their energy in very different ways – plants  needed sunlight, while animals needs  energy-rich foods. But few forms of life can manage without most of these basic necessities.
Energy pyramid
Most  naturals  habitats have many organisms  that produce  food,  and several levels  of  food  consumers.  This  patch  of  wild  grassland  supported  several rabbits, and only  one fox-the top predator. There are fewer consumers at the upper  level,  because  at  each  level  some  energy  is turned into activity   and  heat  instead of food  for the next  link in the chain.  This  means  that  it  takes  a lot   of grass   to  support  one  fox,  and   explains  why  foxes  are  much  rarer  than  rabbits.
Under threat

In  every  kingdom  of  life  there  are  species that are  threatened  with   extinction.  There are  many   reasons  for  this ,  but  most of them are the result  of humans  activity. Some animals are deliberately killed  ,including  rare species.  Vast  areases of  wild  habitat have been  destroyed,   denying  wildlife  its  basic  needs  such  as  living  space   and food.  But  creating wildlife reserve  can  help save  many  species and  plants  destroyed  of habitats such as  tropical  rain forest is  threating the  amazing  diversity of  plants life. Although fish  are not as  threating as some  animals, pollution and  overfishing have  made  many  species  scarce. the hardest hit of all are the frogs, salamanders, and other amphibians,  with  a third of  all known  species vanishing fast.  Hunting  and  losing  of their  natural  habitals  have made  the  future  uncertain  for  at  least  12 per  cent  of   birds species. One  in every  five  mammals  species  is  threatened,  including gaint such  as rhinos  and  elephants.
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