Question

unit exam - biodiversity
how does the loss of habitat impact the natural species that live in that habitat?
habitat loss forces natural species to move or die out.
habitat loss increases the populations of natural species.
habitat loss has no impact on natural species.

Explanation:

Habitat is where species live, find food, and reproduce. When habitat is lost, species either have to migrate to find new suitable areas or face death due to lack of resources and living - space. It does not increase populations as it reduces available resources and living areas.

Answer:

Habitat loss forces natural species to move or die out.