Author: Mio Yoshikawa
Source: Lerneryd, 2022
From the majestic savannas teeming with herds of iconic wildlife to the lush rainforests harboring countless endemic species, Africa's unique ecosystems have captivated the world for generations. Within these habitats, a myriad of animals play vital roles, forming intricate interdependencies that contribute to the delicate balance of the natural world.
For centuries, indigenous communities have coexisted with wildlife, forging deep connections with the animal kingdom and relying on it for sustenance, cultural identity, and economic livelihoods. However, amidst the growing specter of climate change, these extraordinary animals and the ecosystems they inhabit face unprecedented challenges.
Rising temperatures, shifting rainfall patterns, and other climate-related disruptions threaten to unravel the delicate harmony, jeopardizing both the creatures that call Africa home and the welfare of its human inhabitants.
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