Biology

The correct answer is B. Earthquakes can trigger landslides and habitat changes that impact wildlife.

Earthquakes are natural disturbances that can reshape ecosystems. They often trigger landslides, soil shifts, and changes in rivers or coastlines. These events alter habitats and can directly affect wildlife populations.

Here's why the other options are not correct:
A. Earthquakes only damage human structures and never affect ecosystems.
While earthquakes are known for damaging human infrastructure, their effects extend deep into natural environments, altering landscapes and ecosystems.

C. Earthquakes always lead to permanent extinction of...