Species extinction affects the ecological balance, what happens to rat extinction?

Species extinction affects the ecological balance.

So what happens if the rats go extinct?

Rats are also ecosystems.

If it goes extinct, it will also affect the ecological balance. For humans, the overall benefits outweigh the disadvantages. Rats are a kind of pest to human beings, they destroy household items, steal food, and spread a variety of diseases to human society every year, causing huge losses to human society, in order to exterminate rats is a headache for many people.

Except for some guinea pigs.

Outside of being used by humans for medical experiments, rats are generally more harmful than good to humans. So the extinction of rats is directly for humans, the benefits outweigh the disadvantages, but if it is placed in the entire biosphere.

Then the situation is different.

As a small rodent, rats are widely distributed, have strong reproductive ability, and are in the food chain themselves.

The bottom layer became the main food for many small carnivores. Eagles and owls in the sky.

Snakes, monitor lizards, wild cats, and weasels on the ground.

And so on, and even some medium and large carnivores, such as foxes and snakes, and rats are on top of their diets.

And once the rats become extinct, it will inevitably trigger a chain reaction in the ecosystem around the world. The first is that many animals that feed on rats will be in trouble, and some animals may become extinct with the extinction of rats. Other small predators will also be greatly reduced in number, and in order to survive, they will prey more on other animals, such as small birds, such as frogs, which will lead to a decrease in the number of other animals.

The food chain breaks down from one point and can spread into a whole problem. Reduced batches of small animals will eventually make it more difficult for large animals to obtain food, affecting species at the top of the food chain. And the fact that a large number of species are affected is definitely not a good thing for humans.

Therefore, as far as human beings are concerned, it is better for rats to live in the wild without entering human society, so that they will not cause damage to the ecological environment and will not bring huge losses to humans. If rats become extinct, the benefits outweigh the disadvantages for humans in the short term, but when the long-term effects are felt in the ecosystem, they will also have a significant impact on humans. So in the long run, it will do more harm than good.

If rats go extinct, snakes will go extinct, eagles will go extinct, weasels will go extinct, and the whole ecosystem will be completely out of balance.

In the future, the presence of rats will cause ecological imbalance, which will directly break the ecological chain, will cause many animals that feed on rats to die, and will cut off the occurrence of plague.

Since then, the ecological imbalance has been caused in front of rats, and the ecological chain has been directly broken, and many creatures that eat rats have cut off the generation of plague.

If we want to guess that rats are extinct, many species on Earth are affected. For example, the extinction of rats has led to a massive increase in insect populations, damage to plant plants in the fields, and a drastic reduction in food, resulting in many humans starving to death. It's also possible.

But it is almost impossible to destroy the entire ecosystem of the planet because of the extinction of rats. There are about 14 million species of living things on Earth, but scientists estimate that 99% of the species that once existed on Earth are now extinct.

Every more than 60 million years, the Earth experiences a massive mass extinction. There are many theories about the reasons for extinction. But even so, the earth's ecosystem is still functioning well.

Therefore, the extinction of an organism may have an impact on the ecological chain in which it is located, and even a butterfly effect. However, the entire ecosystem of the planet will not reach the point of complete paralysis.

The consequences of the extinction of rats are negligible. Because the biological chain is not a one-line connection, which leads to the extinction of the rats, the biological chain is only traumatized by the skin, and it does not matter. For example, tigers are on the verge of extinction, but scientists are concerned, and ordinary people may not know about it.

But there are two sides to everything, and the most serious thing is that after the extinction of mice, the biological chain of nature is broken. As an important part of nature, once the rat is extinct, the number of animals that use rats as food will decrease, such as weasels, snakes, and snakes, and after the snake decreases, the eagle will naturally decrease. Rats usually eat scorpions, centipedes and other insects.

<>What would happen if all the rats on Earth were wiped out? Will it affect the survival of mankind? The earth is a whole, and no species can survive independently of this system.

This is why scientists are calling for the protection of the earth's ecological environment and the protection of endangered species. The existence of any animal has its reason. First of all, what we know best is that rats often carry some pathogenic bacteria, which is undeniable.

If all the mice are eliminated, the pathogenic bacteria will only choose other hosts, and the pathogenic bacteria will not be reduced much by the absence of mice, but only one less source of infection of the pathogenic bacteria. On the other hand, cats, martens, weasels, weasels, owls, snakes, falcons, etc., which depend on rats for food, will be threatened and will have no food**.

For the entire biological chain, it will be in a state of chaos for at least a long time. In addition, in addition to destroying the biological chain, if all the rats on the planet die, the plants of the globe will also be destroyed.

Because rats ingest fruits containing seeds, many of the seeds are excreted everywhere by the rat's droppings to grow. So, existence is reasonable! Everything is divided into two, there are advantages and disadvantages, if the rat, a small creature that does not let people like, once extinct on the earth, it will have a certain impact on the biological chain, I am afraid that some animals may also accelerate the speed of disappearance on the earth, for example, the animals that eat mice are cats, snakes, owls, and so on.

Their disappearance in turn causes the disappearance of the animals that feed on them. Although rats are very annoying, all things have spirits, and without rats, cats, snakes, foxes, weasels and other animals will be extinct. The world is always a contradiction, complementing each other, stopping each other, complementing each other, the world is not only human, but also rats, and eliminating rats is equivalent to eliminating mankind.

This reminds us that in addition to protecting the environment, we must also effectively control the ecological balance, so that human beings can continue to develop themselves. Otherwise, the future of humanity is unthinkable.

If all the rats on the planet were to be wiped out, crops on the planet would be highly productive. It will not affect the survival of humans, because rats do not contribute much to humans.

If all the rats on the planet become extinct, it may affect the ecological balance and also affect the survival of human beings.

Everything on Earth is out of order. Yes, because rats are also a member of the food chain, and all living things on the planet have a food chain.

It will affect the survival of human beings, and after all extinction, it will disturb the original balance, so it will cause some pests to become particularly rampant, and plants will also be destroyed.