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    STS 11 Act 3

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    The document discusses human impacts on animal populations through habitat destruction, pollution, and overexploitation. It provides examples of species that are now extinct or critically endangered due to these factors and actions governments can take to protect wildlife, including protecting habitats and implementing recovery plans.

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    The document discusses human impacts on animal populations through habitat destruction, pollution, and overexploitation. It provides examples of species that are now extinct or critically endangered due to these factors and actions governments can take to protect wildlife, including protecting habitats and implementing recovery plans.

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    STS 11 Act 3

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    Rodel Matute
    The document discusses human impacts on animal populations through habitat destruction, pollution, and overexploitation. It provides examples of species that are now extinct or critically endangered due to these factors and actions governments can take to protect wildlife, including protecting habitats and implementing recovery plans.

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    ACTIVITY

    1. What are the similarities of image A and B?


     The similarities of A and B is the carabao and horse using livelihood
    2. What is the significance of image C?
     We always care, protect and love of our animals in surrounding we
    don’t lose their habitat
    3. What are the similarities of the three images?
     The similarities of three images are showing how they treat the
    animals in them on way
    4. In what way human can affect or influence the animals?
     Through destroying their habitat, human keep companion, farm,
    laboratory and captive wild animals

    APPLICATION

    1. Identify at least five species listed as extinct for the past 50 years. Include
    their range and habitat and what were the causes of their extinction.

    SPECIES RANGE HABITAT CAUSES THEIR


    EXTINCTION
    Baiji River  Yangtze River of Yangtze River in  use of fishing nets
    China China. with hooks that snag
    Dolphin
    and drown the
    dolphins as bycatch.

    Western Black Kenya down to grasslands, savannahs  poachers, or illegal


    South Africa and tropical bush hunters
    Rhinoceros
    lands.

    Pyrenean Ibex  ibex was found rocky habitats with  hunting, inbreeding
    from 350–925 cliffs and trees and other factors
    metres (1,150–3,030 interspersed with
    ft) to 1,190–2,240
    metres (3,900–7,350 scrub or pine trees.
    ft).

    Golden Toad  small area of 4  a wet, montane area  chytrid fungus
    square kilometres in of the forest in
    the mountains of northern Costa Rica.
    Costa Rica.

    Javan Tiger the Indonesian natural habitat Habitat destruction


    island of Java until converted for
    the mid-1970s agricultural land use
    and infrastructure.

    2. Identify three species here in the Philippines listed on the verge of


    extinction or currently listed as Critically Endangered species by IUCN or
    by DENR. Include also their range, habitat and the causes of their
    tremendous decline.

    SPECIES RANGE HABITAT CAUSES OF


    TREMENDOUS
    DECLINE
    Tamaraw  with a total range  mixed forest and  hunting, habitat
    estimated to grassland. degradation and
    be less than 300 disease
    km2 

    Tarsier from sea level to  tall grasses, logging and mining in


    as high as 1500 m bushes, bamboo the forests that they
    (4921.3 ft), shoots, and small live in, along with the
    trees in tropical persistence of an
    rainforests. illegal pet trade
    industry and being
    hunted for food by
    local people

    Philippines  northern Palawan  lowland riparian  limited distribution,


    Forest Turtle and surrounding forests in rivers, exploitation, and
    islands. swamps, and habitat destruction
    streams.

    3. Kindly identify and enumerate the actions of the government to protect our
    remaining wildlife especially the Critically Endangered species.
     The law requires protection for critical habitat areas and the
    development and implementation of recovery plans for listed species.
      It also allows for flexibility in its implementation, requiring
    coordination among federal, state, tribal, and local officials on efforts
    to prevent extinction.
    4. How does human influence the population of animals?
     The human influence of population of animals is when humans
    develop land for houses and buildings, they cut down trees and change
    animal and plant habitats.
    5. How does pollution affect the population of animals?
     The pollution affects the population of animas is direct mortality,
    debilitating industrial-related injury and disease, physiological stress,
    anemia, and bioaccumulation. 

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