What plants and animals live where tornadoes come?

Answer 1

Many plants and animals live where tornadoes come, because tornadoes occur all throughout the world. In the U.S., tornadoes most frequently hit tornado alley, a strip that covers many U.S. states, including Oklahoma, Kansas and northern Texas. Animals that live in these areas range from pets, like dogs and cats, to animals produced for food and manufacturing, like cows. Plant life in these areas is also wide-ranging, encompassing multiple varieties of trees, flowers, shrubs, vines and important cash crops, like wheat and corn.