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Human Impacts - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Die- Once they leave their natural habitat, they will most likely die due to lack of resources and food they once had in that area. When all of their species die out, it will break the chain of cycle, which will in turn kill their predators, and the animsl they eat will overgrow
      - Poaching- In less economically developed countries where poaching is allowed, once animals go out to open areas, they could possibly get killed by hunters
- - - - cause destruction
        
        statues- acid rain causes parts of the stone carving to come off, forming a smooth serviceon the rocks. This would definitly ruin statues or cavings
        
        houses/roofs- if the roof is poorly made, acid rain could slowly weaken and destroy roofs, allowing rain to poor into the house. This would be bad for the people inside, as acid rain might burn your skin
        
        poisoning of animals- animals that live in the wild without shelter will be injured by acid rain. Their skins could be burned so much that they could die. Acid rain also ruins the animals environment as most of the plants and leaves will be destroyed.
  - - - death of fishes- fishes could accidentally eat rubbish or absorb chemicals, which would kill them. If an entire river is filled with chemicals, than most of the fishes in rivers would die
      - polluted waters- color of the waters turn greenish-gray
      - smelly environment- pollution causes the air outside to become more stinky. This is bad for the human body
- - - - landslides- stones, rocks, debries, sand and dirt quickly slide off a mountain, crushing everything below it.
        
        example: aberfan- coal mining village in the Southern Wales. Catastrophic collapse of a colliery spoil tip on 21 October 1966. Rocks, sand, dirt, and debris slid down the mountain and destroyed a school and other houses. 144 people died in the disaster, 116 were children, mostly between the ages of 7 and 10, and 28 adults
  - - - air pollution from chemicals
      - destruction of habitats
      - fracking
      - ruins landscapes
      - oil spill will ruin the sea- parts of the ocean will be covered with black oil if an oil spillage happens. This would not only damage the ocean, but also kill thousands of fishes living nearby. Oil spillage can also kill corals or impede their reproduction, growth, behavior, and development.
      - oil will eventually run out- oil isn't an infinite resource, one day oil will eventually run out from this world. Humans should start using wind or solar energy to protect the environment.