Why is biodiversity so important? – Kim Preshoff

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1. This video is very informative and entertaining to watch. I learned from this video that our ecosystems are vulnerable to collapse. Organisms need other organisms to live, organisms in biodiversity depend on each other or the species are interconnected that's why when one is removed it can have bad effects on the other organisms. But that's not true in every case, if biodiversity is rich and healthy, that one species gap won't cause it to unravel, the biodiversity will stay resilient and it can recover from change. Biodiversity can be stronger if there are plenty of organisms in it. For us to avoid damaging biodiversity, we should clean and protect our biodiversity. Biodiversity plays a huge role in human survival because it supplies our needs and keeps the planet working and helps the planet flow its necessities to distribute in the ecosystem for the life forms living on it. Humans do not and cannot live in isolation from this web. This video helped me realize that everything or everyone has their purpose. We cannot survive on our own. We still need to depend on other people just like in biodiversity, organisms depend on each other to survive. Artificial selection is the identification by humans of desirable traits in plants and animals, and the steps taken to enhance and perpetuate those traits in future generations. Artificial selection works the same way as natural selection, except that with natural selection it is nature, not human interference, that makes these decisions.

2. All this time the explanation was here and i was confused on reading articles and website's

3. It's too bad we in the US and in other places have taught this idea of instant gratification, which has blinded us to the consequences of ecosystem collapse.

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5. I wasn't watch this for school. I really want to watch this video.

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12. And there are people who go around ranting there isn't any problem ..so we don't have to do anything cuz environment isn't changing ..

13. the biggest threat to the planet is undoubtedly us, humans.

14. I love your explanation

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17. The variety of life is referred to as biodiversity. 

    On the planet Earth, there are estimated to be 8.7 million species. 

    And, as we've seen in this film, biodiversity is critical for people. 

    The loss of a single significant species can hurt May levels, affecting everything from other animal species to plants to the physical environment.

    Agriculture, forestry, fishing, urbanization, and industrialization have all damaged habitats. 

    Unsurprisingly, habitat loss has had a significant impact on the species' population. 

    Habitat fragmentation has also resulted in the division of populations into smaller subunits, which have been unable to adapt and survive when faced with adversity.

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18. Thank you for this information about biodiversity , it is very helpful for me because i understand the importance of biodiversity.

    Biodiversity is the biological variety and variability of life on Earth. Biodiversity is a measure of variation at the genetic, species, and ecosystem level.

    The biodiversity is important for us humans.

    This process is some nature involved through adoption.it shows that might be better if just save the variant

    And anyways thank you for this lesson because we really need to know about this lesson , thank you.

19. Thank you for all the information it's really helpful also for us students yes it's true biodiversity is important it's help us and it's important for all specie's to survive

20. Thank you for information
    Yes it's true biodiversity it's really important For ecological life support

21. Thank you for information
    Yes it's true biodiversity is important for ecological life support

22. Thank you for the information.
    It's true biodiversity is important for ecological life support

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25. watching this for IB Environmental Systems Science SL I

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27. this really helps me for my micro teaching thank you

28. I'm 27 and I'm still learning. Students, keep learning. Ask the biggest f***ing questions you can think of. Challenge yourselves, each other, your teachers.

    We need to come together. We should be learning about precious resources and how to ensure that they continue to exist.

    The economy means nothing if the environment isn't being considered. Environment is the real value, economy is the illusion that has always been against nature.

    Wanting constant acceleration of wealth in numerical value without considering where the vast majority of wealth is actually coming from. Not the economy or the pyramid, but the effervescent environment which surrounds and constitutes possibility.

29. Diversity, a term described to explain variation within the growth of species.Biodiversity is the collection of flora and fauna of a place. Different plants, animals, marine life, microorganisms, insects, habitats, ecosystem etc.that makes our planet so unique and so fascinating.

30. Im proud i searched for this individually

31. can i use some of the parts of this video for school?

32. At least 900 species have gone extinct in the past 5 centuries.

33. So beautifully explained!!!!!!!😇

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36. O-o wow :00

37. I have no clue why this is in my watch history, but it’s interesting.

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