How does acid rain effect living organisms?

Answer 1

Acid rain can make the soil too acidic, which may mess up the growth of certain crops. When acid rain falls into lakes, it can poison the water supply for any marine life, as well as animals that drink from that water source.

Answer 2

Acid rain is when chemicals evaporate then rain down. This is so harsh it can burn through large rocks and leave indents. Acid rain can also kill plants. The less plants, the less for animals and humans to eat. If acid rain was to get onto bare skin, this might give a skin irritation.

Answer 3

LIVING THINGSAcid Rain can cause high acidity in lakes and rivers. The pH of a naturally neutral river or lake is usually between 6-8, acid rain of large quantities or concentration decreases the pH, potentially causing much of the aquatic life to die. That's the effect on aquatic life, therefore animals who feed on fish in the area are deprived of food, a knock on effect is consequently caused. Acid rain can cause vegetation to die also, decreasing the amount of food available for any animals which feed on it. Acid rain effects many organisms in this way by harmfully effecting their eco-systems.NON LIVING THINGSAcid rain can also damage non-living things, such as buildings and statues. It can decay building materials and paints. Worst of all, it can damage non-replaceable buildings, statues, and sculptures that are part of our nation's memories that we want to last for a very long time.HOPE IT HELPEDJ.K

Answer 4

acid rain kills living things--DP

Yea, it burns things :p

Answer 5

By burning holes in your skin.