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    Species whose populations are decreasing and are at risk of extinction due to environmental or predatory factors are considered endangered. The document focuses on the house sparrow as an endangered species. It notes that 13% of the nearly 10,000 existing bird species are threatened with extinction. The sudden disappearance of sparrows is a warning about environmental hazards. Reasons for the decline of sparrow populations include lack of food sources from lost vegetation, excessive mosquito repellent use, lack of nesting sites in concrete architecture, and air conditioning limiting entry/exit points for feeding sparrow nestlings.

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    Species whose populations are decreasing and are at risk of extinction due to environmental or predatory factors are considered endangered. The document focuses on the house sparrow as an endangered species. It notes that 13% of the nearly 10,000 existing bird species are threatened with extinction. The sudden disappearance of sparrows is a warning about environmental hazards. Reasons for the decline of sparrow populations include lack of food sources from lost vegetation, excessive mosquito repellent use, lack of nesting sites in concrete architecture, and air conditioning limiting entry/exit points for feeding sparrow nestlings.

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    Computer FINAL Practical

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    Species whose populations are decreasing and are at risk of extinction due to environmental or predatory factors are considered endangered. The document focuses on the house sparrow as an endangered species. It notes that 13% of the nearly 10,000 existing bird species are threatened with extinction. The sudden disappearance of sparrows is a warning about environmental hazards. Reasons for the decline of sparrow populations include lack of food sources from lost vegetation, excessive mosquito repellent use, lack of nesting sites in concrete architecture, and air conditioning limiting entry/exit points for feeding sparrow nestlings.

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    <html>

    <title>Endangered Species</title>
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    <img src="https://images.twinkl.co.uk/tw1n/image/private/t_630/image_repo/1f/42/T-
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    <h1>Endangered Species</h1>
    </body>
    <body>Species that are on the verge of extinction due to their decreasing
    population on account of environmental or predatory<br>
    factors<br>
    are reffered to as</body> <b>Endangered</b>
    <h2>House Sparrow</h2>
    <body>Birds, our chimpy feathered friends, who have mazed us by their aerodynamics
    and exotic colors, are under great threat,<br>
    There are <b>9,934</b> species of birds that are existing in the world today, out
    of which, a straggering <b>1,313(13%)</b><br>
    are threatened under extinction.<b> House Sparrow</b> is one of them.</br>
    <br>
    <b>Sparrow</b>s, though tiny,are very sensitive and strongly immune birds, and
    their sudden disappears as sentimels or as<br>
    ecological indicators is a warning to humans abut independing environmental
    hazards.</body>
    <h3>Reasons for the dislocation of Sparrows</h3>
    <p><i><b>Non-availability of tiny insects as food due to the loss of vegetation<br>
    The excessive use of mosquito repellents<br>
    Concrete architecture with no nesting sites for sparrows<br>
    Air-conditioning which leaves no entry or exit points for feeding sparrow<br>
    nestlings.</i></p></b>
    </html>

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