Why Are Sparrows Disappearing | Sparrow | The Planet Voice

Have you noticed fewer sparrows in your neighborhood lately? Once a common sight, these charming little birds are now vanishing at an alarming rate. In this video, we explore the reasons behind the disappearance of sparrows, the vital roles they play in our ecosystems, and the serious consequences of their decline.
We'll cover:
The importance of sparrows in controlling insect populations and aiding in seed dispersal.
The impact of urbanization, pollution, and modern architecture on sparrow habitats.
A historical example from China’s "Four Pests Campaign" to highlight the ecological disasters that can occur when sparrows are eradicated.
Practical steps we can all take to help protect and revive sparrow populations.
Join us to learn how small actions can make a big difference in saving these beloved birds and preserving the balance of nature.
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[@y2jmyuv]

Come to Rajasthan. You can see as many as you want. 🙏🏼🇮🇳

[@gautamganguli1221]

My pet theory ( not proved) is the impact of mobile telephone towers.Because in the city of Kolkata where I live the spread of one coincided with the disappearance of the other. I wonder if the radiation these towers emanate is particularly destructive for sparrows.

[@erikadowdy2382]

Not just Sparrows disappearing, ALL animals are getting Phased Out of existence 😢😢😢 Insects are taking over😮

[@markedwards2729]

insects are disappearing also as the world retreats to a whisper.

[@lovewenwin]

I don't see insects anymore

[@nightlightabcd]

The sparrows you are referring to are House Sparrows, formally English Sparrows, are a invasive species. The benefit of the sparrows you speak of, are common with all birds. One of the reason=s for less native sparrows and other birds is because the invasive House Sparrows basically crowded them out!

[@RandJohnson]

One factor that people are afraid to mention... There should be no such thing as an outdoor cat. In fact, as a matter of preserving thousands of species of animal, cats should be placed on kill lists at shelters as a default. It may not be a popular opinion but it is definitely necessary for the conservation of thousands of other species. So far it is estimated that there are over 60 specs of animals that are extinct because of cats and hundreds that have been decimated. Thousands more are at risk.

[@arthurb4240]

the narrator is an AI voice right?

[@wajnrasjklfkaosljrkw]

i ate em