How does destruction of habitat effect health of living organisms?

Answer 1

It either dies because it can't adapt to other environments or it simply moves somewhere else. in the end it never ends well. Animals often die from loss of habitats because they can't leave or other habitats are over-crowded, plus it would disturb the delicate food chain.

Answer 2

Wow that's a good question, I think that habitat is affecting the environment because people are cutting down the rainforest's, and all the trees to put up buildings and factories. But there is so much more to it, the animals are being run off, and the medicines we could discover from the forest. But we are destroying it. There could very well be a cure for cancer that we don't know about yet locked away in a plant somewhere out in the jungle.

Answer 3

Many organisms can live in an environment. The number and variety is biodiversity.

It affects because habitat destruction takes habitats away from its inhabitant

therefore making the animal leave and after a long period of time many animals

will be gone.

Answer 4

Imagine how our health would be if all building material disintegrated? We'd be cold, open to the elements and thus more open to infection.that's just physical health,i think mental trauma is mental trauma weather your a fish in a pond or a bear in a cave, if you loose your home your in trouble

Answer 5

i wish if i gor tell you but i don't know help me plz!!!

Answer 6

The niche of an organism is the role it plays in its environment, or habitat, if its habitat is destroyed, the organism will most likely die, and therefore no longer be able to fill its roll