Three major causes of biodiversity losses:
1. Habitat destruction: Destruction of natural habitats, like deforestation and urbanization, leads to the loss of biodiversity by reducing the area available for species to live and reproduce.
2. Pollution: Pollution of air, water, and soil adversely affects many species, disrupting ecosystems and causing species to either migrate or go extinct.
3. Climate change: Global warming alters habitats and climate patterns, forcing species to adapt, migrate, or face extinction due to unsuitable environmental conditions.