Hurricanes are harmful to human activities, but will they benefit animals?

Hurricanes are harmful to human activities, but they do benefit animals, and studies have shown that dolphins have a higher survival rate and a higher reproductive rate when a hurricane occurs. But not all animals will benefit from hurricanes, only a small percentage of animals will be affected, and the damage caused by hurricanes to humans and the environment is enormous. The main hazards posed by hurricanes are as follows:

1. When a hurricane occurs, it will cause great changes in the earth's environment, and the biggest change is that it will lead to an increase in the temperature and humidity of the earth, and such an environment will not be suitable for human beings and animals.

2. Hurricanes will destroy crops After a hurricane makes landfall, it will cause a lot of damage to crops and buildings. Usually when a hurricane comes, there is basically no good place in the place where it passes, all the crops will be destroyed, buildings may collapse, and even trees will rise from the ground and cars will fly away, so when a hurricane occurs, it will have a huge impact on human activities, and even staying at home may not be safe.

3. Heavy rain will occur in the place where the hurricane passes, and the continuous rain may lead to flooding. After all, heavy rainstorms can lead to waterlogging, and if the Yangtze River or the water in the river backs up, many buildings will be washed down, and some people will be washed away, and countless people will drown.

Therefore, after experiencing a hurricane, flood prevention is the first thing to do, otherwise the damage caused by floods to human beings may be more serious than that of hurricanes, and do not go out when natural disasters occur.

Hurricanes are harmful to human activities, but they can have some benefits for marine life. In a hurricane, few people choose to go out to sea to catch fish, which allows marine life to be unaffected. But for animals on the ground, it can also be difficult for them to go out to forage for food during hurricane weather, and their shelter can also be damaged by hurricanes.

At present, there is not much benefit for animals, because in addition to affecting human activities, hurricanes can also affect the habitat of animals and destroy habitats, so the harm is even greater.

Hurricanes, while harmful to humans, are beneficial to certain animals. For example, hurricanes brought more baby dolphins; The same number of dolphins are born each year, but baby dolphins have a higher survival rate during hurricanes.

Rising ocean temperatures are closely linked to increased hurricane intensity. One of the most alarming aspects of the latest research is that the extra heat in the ocean is human-made – turning on a light or stepping on the gas pedal of a car can lead to a destructive hurricane.

Scientists warn that it is a fact recognized by the scientific community that warming the sea will accelerate the formation of hurricanes, but it is worth being vigilant that human activities play a very important role in this: even just turning on the lights or stepping on the accelerator of a car can contribute to the birth of a destructive hurricane.