Question

Endangered peregrine falcons have been bred in captivity and released in area where they prey on pigeons and rodents. These activities are examples of

1
species preservation and biological control
2
overhunting and direct harvesting
3
recycling and technological development
4
conservation of resources and habitat destruction

Answer 1

The breeding and release of peregrine falcons to prey on pigeons and rodents is an example of species preservation and biological control.

Step-by-step explanation:

The activities described in the question, such as breeding peregrine falcons in captivity and releasing them to prey on pigeons and rodents, are examples of species preservation and biological control. Species preservation refers to the conservation and protection of endangered species, while biological control involves using natural predators or parasites to control populations of pest species.

Answer 2

I believe it would be 1. Species preservation and biological control.