Question

Population of species decreasing over a period called as

Answer 1

Answer:

The population of species decreasing over a period is called endangered species.

Explanation:

• A species on the verge of being extinct is known as an endangered species.
• Factors that cause risk to endangered species are habitat loss, invasive species, and poaching.
• There are laws in many nations for protecting conservation-reliant species, such as restricting land development, creating protected areas, and forbidding hunting.
• Extensive conservation efforts such as habitat restoration and captive breeding have targeted some endangered species.
• A few examples of endangered species are a blue whale, snow leopard, whooping crane, etc.