1. How does climate change contribute to animal extinction?

Climate change alters temperatures, rainfall, and seasons, making it hard for some animals to find food, water, or shelter. If they can’t adapt or move, they may die out.

2. Why are some species more vulnerable to extinction than others?

Some animals have small populations, live in just one place, or need very specific food or weather. These animals can’t easily survive big changes in their environment.

3. How effective are current conservation efforts in protecting endangered animals?

Conservation efforts help protect many animals, but they aren’t always enough. Some projects work well, like banning hunting or protecting land, but many species still face danger due to lack of funding or support.

4. What role do zoos and wildlife sanctuaries play in species preservation?

Zoos and sanctuaries care for endangered animals, breed them safely, and teach people how to protect wildlife. Some zoos also help reintroduce animals back into the wild.

5. How does habitat loss impact animal populations?

When forests, rivers, or grasslands are destroyed for buildings or farms, animals lose their homes and food sources. This makes it harder for them to survive or raise babies.

6. What are the ethical implications of using biotechnology to save endangered species?

Using science like cloning or gene editing might help bring back or protect animals, but some people worry it could harm nature or be used the wrong way. It raises questions about playing with life and nature.

7. How does illegal wildlife trade threaten biodiversity?

Hunting and selling animals illegally can wipe out species. It reduces the variety of animals (biodiversity), which weakens ecosystems and makes nature less balanced and healthy.