Habitat loss is one of the most significant threats to wildlife populations, resulting from activities such as urban development, agriculture, and deforestation. As natural habitats are destroyed or fragmented, species lose their homes, food sources, and migration routes, leading to population declines and increased extinction risks. Fragmented habitats can isolate animal populations, reducing genetic diversity and increasing vulnerability to disease and environmental changes. Understanding the impacts of habitat loss is crucial for implementing effective conservation strategies and ensuring the survival of wildlife in changing landscapes.