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- An endemic species is found only in a specific geographic area or region.
- Endemic species are often unique and have adapted to specific environmental conditions.
- These species are usually found in isolated areas such as islands or mountain ranges.
- Endemic species can be vulnerable to extinction due to habitat loss, climate change, or other threats.
- Endemic species play an important role in their ecosystem by maintaining balance and contributing to biodiversity.
- Endemic species can provide important information for scientific research and can also have cultural significance.
- Protecting and conserving endemic species is crucial for maintaining ecological integrity and preserving natural heritage.
- Some examples of endemic species include the Galapagos penguin, the Komodo dragon, and the Hawaiian honeycreeper.
- Endemic species are often a focus of conservation efforts, and measures such as habitat protection and restoration can help protect them.
- In India, Western Ghats have a lot of endemic species.
