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                                             Recently there are news of threat perception to wildlife, some are gharials, migratory birds etc. What do you feel would be the result if any of such single species is extinct in future?                                                                      

Answer:

                  Every species is the part of any particular ecosystem and human being due to its diversified adaptability and abundance in nature become part of almost all ecosystems on earth. When any species is lost extinct, it affect the ecosystem. Food chain and food web are two important aspects of any ecosystem, when any species is lost the link failed and energy and material could not transfer/flow properly in the trophic levels and ultimately affect all species including human being and result become catastrophic in long term. Another feature is that every creature has assigned with a specific behavioural obligation to ecology and if any particular species become extinct, its contribution become a lapse in the structural pattern and the whole complex of ecosystem become affected. Wildlifes are not decorative rather, they are obliged with certain purpose, unwanted intervention into their life ultimately bring disastrous effect in the future and human being is solo responsible for this as well as will suffer the burnt much. So, it is now necessary to protect the wildlife and care for the ecosystem of which we are also a part.