IELTS Speaking tip
Practice speaking spontaneously to improve your ability to think on your feet.
Vocabulary
- extinction
- species
- impact
- environment
- biodiversity
- ecosystem
- habitat
- conservation
- balance
- food chain
- pollution
- flora
- fauna
- survival
- threat
Sample Answer
Absolutely, the extinction of certain animal species can have profound and cascading effects on our environment. Each species plays a unique role within its ecosystem, often referred to as its ecological niche. For instance, the extinction of a keystone species, such as wolves in some North American contexts, can disrupt local food chains and result in overpopulation of certain herbivore species, which can then lead to overgrazing and degradation of vegetation. Furthermore, the loss of biodiversity diminishes ecosystem resilience, hindering nature's ability to adapt to changes, such as climate change or disease outbreaks. Additionally, many species contribute to pollination, pest control, and nutrient cycling, essential processes for maintaining the health of our environment and agricultural productivity. Thus, the implications of extinction extend far beyond the loss of a singular species; they signify a potential unraveling of ecological balance.
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