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In India, half a million people died due to the extinction of one bird,
This terrible incident clearly showed how important it is to preserve every species in the existing ecosystem.
For neglecting the warnings of scientists about the threat to the environment and climate, humanity is paying with hundreds of thousands of lives that could have lasted longer. A clear example of how the extinction of just one wild bird killed half a million people is given on the pages of Forbes magazine by Scott Travers, an American evolutionary biologist from Rutgers University.
Until the 1990s, India had many vultures, represented by three main species that existed in the same ecological niche. They were a common sight in both cities and rural areas. However, by 2007 their numbers…
