Pollution and its Effect on Wildlife

Living organisms cannot live by themselves, their interaction with each other balances the nature with all living organisms as well as physical surroundings that forms collectively an environment. Pollution is the introduction of potentially harmful chemical or physical constituents into the environment, in which substances substantially harm individual species metabolisms, or which strongly and rapidly alter a stable historic ecosystem composition (Hogan, 2010). Human has modified the environment and imbalance the nature for several means that results into pollution. Environmental pollution is the major reason in which humans have caused drastic modifications of wildlife habitat. Previously, we neglected the air, water, and soil pollution that surround us as waste receptacles and underestimated the ecological consequences of our actions.