A. man's continuous evolution process
B. people's excessive hunting and killing
C. the changing living conditions in nature
D. the demand from a booming economy
A. Whales die more than they are born each year.
B. Whales' reproductive ability remains a very low rate.
C. The species of whales is doomed to extinction.
D. Whales' death rate keeps an increasing trend.
A. people's growing awareness of the balance between ecology and business
B. their theory which has been derived from life experiences
C. a flexible biological system in which all species survive
D. the change of balance between market need and the amount of whales
A. The number will bounce back at a certain point.
B. Whales begin to adapt to new living conditions.
C. The extinction of whales becomes unavoidable.
D. A biological disaster will come to the earth.