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How does the limited availability of water affect many wild animals in Africa?
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∙ 11y ago
Severe droughts stress and can kill plants on which wildlife depend for food and shelter, and deprives wildlife of water sources.Also wild animals in Africa doesn't have access to clean water(All living things need water to survive.)Without water the same thing will happen to wild animals as humans,they will die and suffer.
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