THE LIFE CYCLE

The life cycle is a path that all living beings travel from birth, grow, reproduce and die, leaving an offspring or children who begin again the cycle of life, in this process, living things evolve and remain only those who are most successful in this cycle, reproducing more frequently or take advantage in better shape the environment around them and thus dominate over other species, but in many species this cycle depends on a particular food or a balanced ecosystem or complex reproductive system, and when you alter any of these areas the species begins to reduce the number of members and is forced to disappear, like the destruction of animal habitats in the forest when the trees are felled in an uncontrolled manner, or when predators are introduced in a balanced ecosystem, altering the balance and destroy the food of a particular species and it disappears, because its members die before reaching adulthood to reproduce, or when hunt adult animals of a species of fish or animals for use as food or take away your skin, or when they eat the eggs of a species when it is found in the reproductive stage will be born very few animals that can reach adulthood and continue the cycle. This can be avoided by controlled use of natural resources by planting trees and avoiding deforestation campaigns right through, taking into account the possible damage that can be done in the ecosystem to prevent destructive behaviors of the cycles of life that exist in nature.

BY: NICOLAS SANDOVAL F. 5-B