Habitat destruction from "summary" of BEAUTIFUL SWIMMERS by WILLIAM W. WARNER
Habitat destruction is a relentless force that plagues the natural world. It is a slow and steady erosion of the places where animals and plants have made their homes for generations. The destruction of habitat is not always obvious, as it often occurs gradually over time, but its effects are profound and far-reaching. One of the most insidious aspects of habitat destruction is its permanence. Once a habitat is destroyed, it is nearly impossible to restore it to its former state. The delicate balance of ecosystems is easily disrupted, leading to a cascade of negative consequences for the creatures that rely on them for survival. The Chesapeake Bay, with its complex network of marshes, forests, and wetlands, is a prime example of a habitat that has been steadily eroded ...
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