Biology Practicals Class 9
Collection of Pictures of Species
- Teach science experiments in a gamified way
- Boost conceptual clarity and knowledge retention
- Aligned with National Education Policy 2020
- Helpful in getting NAAC accreditation
- CBSE, ICSE, and state boards aligned curricula
- Engaging simulations with easy-to-teach instructions
About Simulation
- The collection of pictures of species and experiments aids in understanding extinct, endangered, vulnerable, rare, and insufficiently known species.
- IUCN identifies endangered species at risk of extinction due to natural or human-made factors, with populations decreasing by 50% to 5%, listed on the Red List and Red Data Book.
- Simulation offers insights into extinct, endangered, vulnerable, rare, and insufficiently known species.
- The collection of pictures of species, simulation will also provide insights into the classification and conservation status of species, including extinct, endangered, and vulnerable species, as well as rare and insufficiently known species.
Simulation Details
Description
Endangered species are at high risk of extinction due to a sudden population decline or loss of critical habitat. A species is considered endangered when its population has declined by 70% or more or 50% when the cause of decline is unknown. Hot spots, regions that host many endangered species, are crucial for conservation efforts.
Vulnerable species, on the other hand, are likely to become endangered unless significant changes occur, primarily due to habitat loss. Some species fall into a category of uncertainty, suspected but not definitively known to be at risk due to insufficient information. This collection of pictures of species sheds light on the diversity and challenges faced by these populations.
The IUCN keeps a list of species at risk of extinction due to natural or human-made factors. The Red List and Red Data Book identify endangered species that need urgent attention. The decline in numbers of these species affects the ecosystem and requires proactive measures to protect them. Governments, organisations, and individuals can help by creating awareness, conserving habitats, supporting breeding programs, and enforcing stricter laws. Protecting biodiversity is our responsibility.
Requirements for this Science Experiment
- Charts
- 3D Models
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