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What type of danger does clam live in?
Besides being food for people and animals alike, they are in danger of contamination from pollution.
Why are towns in danger of extinction?
because more and more people are killing animals for food
Why animals need to move quickly?
So they can escape from the animals that are pray on them. Animals need to move to get food and get away from danger. Animals need food for energy.
What is the danger in Kenya during the winter dryness?
It causes lack of food and water for the animals and humans
Why are food webs in great danger?
because all the chemicals and mucury in the water is killing these animals
What role did animals play in world war 2?
They carryed ammo and food some sensed danger and paniced to let people know there was some cats pigions mules dogs.
Why are wild life in danger How you can save it?
wild life are in danger because of people hunting them for their furs, meat etc. Wild life are also in danger because their natural habitats are being destroyed by natural disasters such as hurricanes earthquakes etc. and because of people cutting down forests. Animals are also becoming extinct because of a shortage of the food they eat
How do animals get food by scavenging?
Animals get their food by scavenging by eating random things or find people that give them food.
What are the uses of animals to us?
There are quite a few uses of animals that people have for them. People use animals for transportation and food.
Have any body invented a robot that makes food?
They really don't know if they made a robot that makes food in it. But we will inform you people.
How did advertising come about?
make people more interesting. Advertising mean inform people about somethng like food clothes.
Why is pacific pocket mouse in danger of becoming extinct?
because they are not getting food and water because of the bigger animals therefore they are dying out. because they are not getting food and water because of the bigger animals therefore they are dying out.
