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If only a species is protected but its habitat is not protected, why will conservation remain incomplete?

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Correct answer: Because food, water, shelter and breeding sites are also necessary

The direct answer is D: food, water, shelter and breeding sites are also necessary. A species cannot survive merely because people stop hunting it or place it under legal protection. It must have a suitable habitat that supplies food, water, shelter and space for reproduction. If the habitat disappears, protected animals may starve, become exposed to danger, fail to breed or be forced into conflict with people. Option D is correct because it states the complete ecological reason. Option A is wrong because colour is not the central requirement being tested. Option B is wrong because habitat is directly related to every organism's survival. Option C is wrong because habitat is a real natural living place, not merely a name on a map. The reasoning is: protect the species, protect its living place, preserve its resources, and then long-term conservation becomes possible. Memory cue: no safe habitat means no lasting species protection.

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