Negative impact of human activities on the terrestrial biomes in south africa

There are five major forms of the negative impact of human activities on the south African terrestrial biomes:

1.- Pollution of waters,

2.- Intoxication of plants and animals.

3.- Mutation o plants and animals.

4.- Reduction of the population for sickness, pollution, migration, hunt, etc.

5.- Migration of species due to hunting and consumption activities.

Explanation:

First of all, a biome is the community of living organisms determined for a certain location. In other words, Flora and Fauna. This has been affected in South Africa in the following ways. First, by pollution of waters leading to the intoxication of living beings. Second, by the intoxication of plants and animals due to the poisonous compounds that have been deployed into the Biomes. Third, by mutation due to the effects of these compounds after the animals and plants have assimilated them. Fourth, reduction of the population of the organisms of the biomes. Fifth, migration of population after consuming forest, water sources, and the increase of hunting activities.