Question

North America is currently experiencing an unprecedented and rapid loss of species. What is believed to be the main trigger of such events, either directly or indirectly? North America is currently experiencing an unprecedented and rapid loss of species. What is believed to be the main trigger of such events, either directly or indirectly? increased predation by wild carnivores climate change continental drift increased human population

Answer 1

Increased Human Population

Step-by-step explanation:

• Earth's human population is developing rapidly, to the degree that some stress over the capacity of the world's condition to continue this populace, as long haul exponential development conveys the potential dangers of starvation, malady, and enormous scope passing
• Although people have increased the carrying capacity of their condition, the advancements used to accomplish this change have made phenomenal changes in Earth's condition, adjusting environments to where some might be at risk for breakdown. The consumption of the ozone layer, disintegration because of the corrosive downpour, and harm from worldwide environmental change are brought about by human exercises
• A definitive impact of these progressions on our conveying limit is obscure. As some point out, all things considered, the negative impacts of expanding conveying limit will exceed the positive ones—the conveying limit of the world for people may really decrease