Pollution can have several negative effects on wildlife, such as:
Habitat destruction: Pollution can damage or destroy the habitats of wildlife, making it difficult for them to find food, shelter, or reproduce.
Water contamination: Polluted water can harm aquatic species by affecting their health, reproduction, and overall population.
Air pollution: Toxic gases and particles in the air can have adverse effects on the respiratory systems of animals and birds.
Food chain disruption: Pollution can contaminate plants and animals that wildlife rely on for food, leading to bioaccumulation of toxins in the food chain.
Population decline: Ultimately, pollution can lead to a decline in wildlife populations, endangering various species and ecosystems.
