How is the Jaguar animal helpful to the environment?
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1- the jaguar eats small mammals and rodents, and helps the ecosystem go on without an inflation of those small animals. For example, let's say it eats rabbits. If he didn't eat the rabbits, the rabbits would breed, and then those rabbits would have eaten all the grass, and the other animals who ate grass wouldn't have anything to eat and they would all die.\n\n2- When the jaguar dies, it's body is really useful for the environment, because of the proteins, water, minerals etc. would return to the environment. Not the energy though, there isn't an energy cycle...
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to keep species of plants and animals from going extinct and to educatethe public
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1. Preserve their native habitats (that means preserving enough land for the space the large animals of the area need) For example large cats are estimated to need a roaming area of 100 square miles.  \n2. Stop the hunting of the endangered animal, by men and introduced predator species.\n3. Limit the number of competitors for the same resources of the endangered animal.\n4.  Find ways to improve genetic diversity in limited populations.
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Animals and plants develope unique features that help them to adapt to their enviroment.
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Well part of it is absorbed by the oceans which are giant heat sinks and of course a lion share is used up condensing water out those cold clouds to make rain.  If you follow this train of thought out the rain gets absorbed by trees which grow up to become fire wood for people to burn in their campfires.  And round and round we go.
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Both of them are important.They have various habitats,ecosystem etc but that doesnt mean one is more important than the other.Extinction of a single species can lead to imbalance in the food chain and other species may start dying as a result.\n\nSo every living creature is important in the ecosystem.
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in every 2 min. an estimated 57 soccerfields are cut down in the rainforest. The rainforest is a sanctuary for odd and endangered animals and ppl too.
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In my opinion not enough, I dont feel that enough is being done to protect the rainforest, or any of the endangered species, or our natural environment. Money may make the world go round, but money also wipes out and money also prevents things from helping. Conservationists do a heck of a job, animal volunteers give up time and money, but honestly, can they truly compete with a corporation that has billions of dollars?? NO!! and that is sad, I dread thinking what wonderful animal on this planet is going to be the next extinct species, that either lives in our memories, or worst yet, in a zoo. The planet needs a few billionaires to fight on her side, Earth has provided for us, we have the duty to return the favor, if we want to live here and partake of all that is around. We need to put Earth first now, not ourselves.
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Good luck. Brazil and other nations around the rain forests are economically desperate. How can you tell a man who is just trying to feed his family to do it elsewhere or argue logic about econmic damage? \n\nInstead, why not cultivate the rain forest elsewhere? \n\nInstead of prohibiting logging in the rain forrest and other sensitive areas plant a tree in YOUR area. Plant lots of them and not just any tree. Do a little research as to which ones do not spew pollution. Yes certain kinds of trees are worse for our air than cars. \n\nRestrictive anything is not the solution for any problem. So called environmentalists have to get out of the banning mind set if they wish to do the environment any good. Positive solutions work. Negitive solutions only hurt people and rarely help your cause.
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The natural environment is full of wide sparkly rivers and waterfalls and lushes green plants with a plentifly amount of animals.So behind all that there is hurt. Animal populations are low. Plants are be torn down.And the water is getting trashed.
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actually..this is quite generic stuff but since im a student in the field there's some help i can giv\n\nSociety in general is a part of the natural environmnt. Hence for it to survive it neds to protect and nurture it other wise its own existence may be in nature. The international community has taken not of this already and has brought the 'KYOTO PROTOCOL' into the picture. This a decleration by concerned signatory countries to take steps neccessary to control the rapid depletion of environmental resources.\nThe main problem with the 'role of society ....' is that although society as a whole disapproves of the any harm to the environment people are not ready to come together as a body as yet. \nFor staters there MUST be a massive awareness campaign against this pheneomeneon. This can be brought about by bringing the world media into the picture. Society as a whole must adopt GUIDELINES to ensure enviromental protection.\nthis includes:\n1 Steps to be taken aginst people who abuse the environment.\n2 Steps to be taken to promote the research eco friendly alternatives to available energy resources\n3 To stop the rapid depletion of flora and fauna throughout the world.\nCurrently about 400 species of plants are wiped out every year. A few dozen animal species become extinct. And society, by representing people power can actively put a stop to this.
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Species matters more than age.
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To give back to the environment. (one can never have too many trees)
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Usually, plants take nutrients from the soil and air and use it for fuel for their growth. Animals tap into this cycle by eating plants during this process. A plant species doesn't want to die, so it adapts to make itself harder to eat (thorny, poisonous, hard bark, etc.) and maybe also to take advantage of animal behavior to propogate itself (fruits, nuts, etc.). Animals who can't get easy plant food any more need to adapt too (resistance to poison), and may begin working with the plant to propogate their food source in return for an easy and sometimes exclusive snack or shelter (hummingbirds, etc.). Rarely, plants adapt to the presence of animal food as a booster source of nutrients, especially in nutrient-poor soil (venus fly traps, etc.). Sometimes, plants and animals come to work in such close cooperation that neither would easily survive without the other (honeybees and flowers).\n\nAdaption and evolution is the best way to describe the interactions between plants and animals in a systematic sense.
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Tigers don't have natural predators in the wild.. Their only danger is each other and human hunters.. That's the benefit of being at the top of the food chain..
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It provides as the natural habitat for a lotof animals and they help with the floods since they sip it up faster. The more denser the forest the better. It gives researchers more things to discover about plants and animals.
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Animals take in Oxygen and give off Carbon Dioxide.\n\nPlants do the opposite.