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ENDANGERED ANIMALS AND THEIR HABITATS
1: COLUMBITE-TANTALITE IS A PART OF THE CELL THAT DAMAGES MOST OF THE AFRICAN RAINFOREST BECAUSE: IT IS A MINERAL THAT IS ONLY FOUND IN THAT PLACE AND THIS CAUSES MANY HABITATS IN AFRICA TO BECOME EXTINCT.
2: JUNK MAIL IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST FACTORS IN THE DESTRUCTION OF ANIMAL HABITATS BECAUSE MISUSED MAIL OR PAPER IS NO LONGER USEFUL AND THAT ACCUMULATES IN LARGE QUANTITIES THAT CAN DAMAGE MANY ECOLOGICAL PLACES OR WATER AND ALSO THE TREES ARE DESTROYED BECAUSE THE PAPER COMES OUT OF IT AND WITHOUT TREES THERE IS NO PURE AIR.
3: IF YOU DON'T CLEAN YOUR SHOES, THEY CAN DISCARD SEEDS OF INVASIVE PLANTS, THEY ADAPT TO ANY PLACE, BUT THEY GROW FAR FROM THEIR PLACE OF ORIGIN AND THIS CAUSES DAMAGE TO THE EXOTIC PLANT AND THIS ALSO CAUSES THEM TO COMPETE WITH THE VEGETATION OF ANOTHER AVOCADO, DAMAGING IT. 
4: IF YOU DO NOT THROW YOUR OWN WASTE, THESE CAN AFFECT THE NATIVE ECOSYSTEM, IT IS DIFFICULT TO GET RID OF THEM IN OTHER ECOSYSTEMS, DAMAGING THE WORLD.
5: IF YOU DO NOT THROW YOUR OWN WASTE, THESE CAN AFFECT THE NATIVE ECOSYSTEM, IT IS DIFFICULT TO GET RID OF THEM IN OTHER ECOSYSTEMS, DAMAGING THE WORLD.
SOLUTIONS
1. USE A cell phone, do not remodel yoursel all the time.
2: RECYCLE AS MUCH PAPER AS YOU CAN. 
3: CLEAN YOUR SHOES IF YOU WALKED IN A PLACE AND GO TO SOME VEGETATION.
4: DO NOT MAKE AND MAKE MORE WASTE BUT RECYCLE.
5: VISIT FOREST PLACES WITHOUT DAMAGING ECOSYSTEMS OR ON ECOLOGICAL TRAILS
Individual
ENDANGERED ANIMALS
Examples:
-Elefants
-Polar bear
- Tiger
Elefants
Elephants live as in Africa and Asia, elephants are in danger of extinction mainly due to illegal hunting, hunters steal their horns to sell them on the black market
Polar bear
The polar bear lives in the north pole, the polar bears are in danger of extinction due to global warming, this causes the poles to melt and the polar bears are left without habitat
Tigers
Tigers live in Asia, tigers are in danger of extinction due to illegal hunting, hunters kill them and cut their fur to have it for decoration
https://www.dkfindout.com/us/more-find-out/special-events/endangered-animals/
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