Question

Why it is erroneous to make a statement that an area is “ great animal habitat “ without referring to the particular animals of which you are referring to that the habitat might support?

Answer 1

making the statement that an area is "great animal habitat" is wrong , because we are not talking about an specific animal species.

This is against the theory of natural selection ,which states that a particular habitat is favourable,for a particular species and unfavourable for other species, which is also called the survival of the fittest .

We have to consider the fact that there are two types of animals in a particular habitat-

• Predators
• Preys

The habitat cannot be favourable for both ,or it will imbalance the ecosystem.