Why Logging makes the animals habitat gone?
Some animals live in trees, and some people just don't care.
Sustainable logging practices aim to replace trees removed by
logging, and to remove trees at a rate that does not exceed the
rate at which new trees can grow to replace them. Even sustainable
logging practices can have an impact on an ecosystem, for instance
if a forest of several kinds of trees is replaced with a single
variety that may be more profitable for the logging company.
However, in many cases logging is performed with total disregard
for wildlife or even human residents. Logging unsustainably is
cheaper in the short term, and the cleared land can provide
farmland for growing crops and raising cattle. Because of the
composition of forest soil, however, this soil may only be suitable
farmland for a couple of seasons, prompting further logging and
habitat destruction in order to provide more farmland.