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Biodiversity, sequoias and National parks
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Biosafety - biosafety is the prevention of large-scale loss of biological integrity.
Biosecurity - biosecurity refers to measures that are taken to stop the spread or introduction
of harmful organisms to human, animal and plant life.
Biodiversity - biodiversity is the variety of life on Earth at all its levels.
An ecosystem is an area where plants animals and other organisms form a “bubble of life”
Sequoia trees are a unique type of redwoods that can be found in North America (Nevada,
California), they are also the most massive trees on earth and they can be up to 100 meters
tall.

The main difference between nature parks and national parks is that national parks are more
restricted. National parks have rules you have to obey. For instance, you are not allowed to
touch plants or animals. You are not allowed to throw trash, light fire or go outside the
pathway. In Croatia there are 8 national parks like Plitvička jezera, Brijuni and Kornati.