What is the major cause of diminishing wild life?
Correct answer: B. Habitat destruction
- A. Cannibalism
- B. Habitat destruction
- C. Felling of trees
- D. Paucity of drinking water
Explanation
Habitat destruction removes the food, shelter and breeding sites wildlife needs, making it the leading broad cause of decline. Felling trees is one important form of habitat destruction, but it does not cover losses caused by farming, roads and urbanisation.
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