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Habitat Destruction Royalty-Free Stock Photography


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Habitat destruction is the process in which natural habitat is rendered functionally unable to support the species present. In this process, the organisms that previously used the site are displaced or destroyed, reducing biodiversity.

Habitat destruction
California newt Taricha torosa peeking out from under rock
Sarus Crane and their Habitat Destruction
Line of dead bees, decline in Bees due to habitat destruction, pollution and pesticide use
Save the Bees, decline in Bees due to habitat destruction, pollution and pesticide use

Save the Bees, decline in Bees due to habitat destruction, pollution and pesticide use, a line of five dead bees
SOS Save the Bees. Decline in Bees due to habitat destruction, pollution and pesticide use, SOS text with O formed by dead bees

SOS Save the Bees. Decline in Bees due to habitat destruction, pollution and pesticide use, SOS text with red extinction symbol
SOS Save the Bees. Decline in Bees due to habitat destruction, pollution and pesticide use, SOS text with red O and dead bees

SOS Save the Bees. Decline in Bees due to habitat destruction, pollution and pesticide use, SOS text with O formed by dead bees
Deforestation, forest being illegally cut for timber and wood, climate change and habitat destruction in rainforest ecosystems
Scarlet macaw flying over almond trees in the coastal rainforest, Costa Rica
Red colobuses are primarily arboreal and are highly sensitive to hunting and habitat destruction
Red colobuses are primarily arboreal and are highly sensitive to hunting and habitat destruction