Biodiversity and Conservation

Increase in sea urchin population

Decrease in kelp forests

Increase in shark population

Decrease in abalone population

Dodo

Tasmanian Tiger

Panda

Bali Tiger

Species become endangered or extinct

Animals become more colorful

Habitats become larger

All animals become pets

They compete for resources and disrupt ecosystems

They help native species thrive

They only eat plants

They make habitats safer

Coral reefs bleaching and dying

Increased animal poaching

Urban sprawl

Habitat restoration

Poaching

Overfishing

Habitat restoration

Unregulated hunting

Bald eagles and manatees

Rhinos and elephants

Sharks and sea turtles

Lions and tigers

Banning harmful practices like shark finning

Encouraging urban sprawl

Promoting fossil fuel use

Allowing unregulated hunting

Providing entertainment for visitors

Facilitating breeding programs for endangered species

Displaying exotic animals for public viewing

Training animals for performances

Giant Panda

Right Whale

Florida Panther

African Elephant

The presence of sea otters increases the number of sea urchins.

The absence of sea otters leads to a more diverse food web.

The presence of sea otters helps maintain the balance of the ecosystem.

The absence of sea otters has no effect on the food web.