no. landfills give animals, especially birds a place to eat
to keep other animals out
landfills have been proven to not only take away precious homes for animals but their toxians pollute the air and water in a vast area of animals habbitats surrounding the lanfills.
Many animals have been affected by landfills. Some of these animals are small animals bc they get stuck in side cans/jars. Birds also get stuck in plastic bags. there are a lot more animals that get affected by landfills.
landfills hurt anyone, they take up space and since plastic doesn't desintigrate they are almost like littering tons of trash.
Landfills are usual old fields; once a habitat for animals. Picture this: There is this wonderful field with animals, food and a good suppyl of water near by. Then, people cage the animals and start a landfill. If a major supply of a species was there and was taken to a shelter, then this could cause the animal species to be endangered.
The impact on animals is that there is several endemic species (which means that there are several animals that only live in Cyprus) that are getting endangered by the desertification that is happening. It is causing lots of animals to die because there isn't enough water for the animals to drink and if there isn't enough for animals to drink then animals will die so the predators of those animals will die because there isn't enough food for them so they will starve to there death.
Tires, electronics, and dead animals
Decomposing animals can lead to diseases. This is why we have garbage pickup and sanitary landfills.
every thing that ate plants would die causing every thing that ate the animals that ate theplants to die,so everything would die.
Well, for starters, they are making people who live anywhere around them sick, and they also create these chemicals that seep into the ground and can contaminate the ground water. they of course are attracting varmints and other creatures that scavenge on the rotting trash, and produce methane gas (there are ways to solve that, which a lot of people of working on that now, powering buildings, plants, etc.) And they probably aren't to great for the local animals. Hope that helped. Joy L. P.
560,000 acres are active landfills. I have no idea about old landfills
usually food from litter and landfills and sometimes the free heat and habitat of a building. some animals though are trapped in cities an become pests.