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Why is building dams a threaten to fish?
Building dams is a threat to fish because it takes away from their habitat and breeding grounds. Dams may also hinder their ability to migrate.
Who plans building dams?
Architects.
What are beavers jobs?
building houses or dams
What animal is known for building dams?
beaver
What is a building retaining wall called?
dams
What do people do with water when building dams?
they route it differently
What prevents sediment from reaching the coast?
Building dams
What kind of wood-eating animal is known for building dams and lodges in rivers and streams?
The animal known for building dams and lodges in rivers and streams by eating wood is the beaver.
Are beavers building dams a learned behavior?
yea how to biuld
Who are benefited the most due to the building of dams in India?
the govt.
Which change is an environmental effect of building dams?
flooding
How did the ancient Chinese prevent flooding?
The Chinese have built dams to prevent flooding.
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