Understanding Environmental Impact

The video tutorial explains the distinction between the physical environment, consisting of chemical substances, rocks, and ice, and the living environment, known as the biosphere. It highlights habitat destruction as a major threat to biodiversity, transforming natural habitats into productive land or wasteland. Additionally, it discusses the impact of climate change, emphasizing how rapid shifts in temperature and humidity zones challenge organisms' survival, even in natural reserves.

What is the biosphere?

• A type of habitat destruction

• A thin layer of life covering the physical environment

• A chemical substance

• A layer of rock and ice

What is considered the main threat to the living environment?

• Chemical pollution

• Overpopulation

• Habitat destruction

• Climate change

How do human activities transform natural habitats?

• By reducing climate change

• By increasing biodiversity

• By turning them into productive land or wasteland

• By preserving them

What is the greatest cause of biodiversity destruction?

• Overfishing

• Deforestation

• Habitat destruction

• Air pollution

How does climate change affect biodiversity?

• By increasing food supply

• By shifting temperature and humidity zones too quickly

• By creating new habitats

• By stabilizing temperature zones

What challenge do organisms face due to climate change?

• Increased food availability

• Slower temperature changes

• Inability to follow rapid environmental shifts

• More natural reserves

What happens to organisms in natural reserves during climate change?

• They thrive without issues

• They migrate to urban areas

• They become extinct immediately

• They face challenges adapting to rapid changes