You may find the following plants and animals in the woods:
Animals:
Plants:
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Animals are living things that can move around not like plants that just sit in one position. Animals can also find its food but plants have to wait for food.
If you are not familiar with any of the plants when you find yourself in a wilderness survival situation then you should perform the Universal Edibility Test. See link.
North American animals and plants are moving farther north or to higher elevations to find suitable places to live. Climate change also alters the life cycles of plants and animals.
Of course animals like farm animals. You can also find a lot of plants and trees because of the animals who live there
Vera Vullo has written: 'About things you find in the woods' -- subject(s): Forest animals, Forest plants, Juvenile literature
In the vast forests and woods of Transylvania there are a multitude of trees and various species of animals and birds. You might find there little rivers and waterfalls.
If scientest create it they might lay it on the woods for a boy to find it
W hat plants and animals can you find in the badlands of Alberta
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mostly in a humans house or in the woods
the plants are called haribos
you can find lots on animals and plants but these animals are endangered their homes are getting damaged!
parrats
The weather is like 89-90 to degrees this affects plants in many ways because it means that they might die because to much sun isn't good for them and it affects animals because the animals might find no food and and water which is most important to animals also they wouldn't find shade.
They find food, since they are herbivorous animals--animals which eat plants.
the plants u can find in a Forest are trees ,and a little bit of bushes, animals u would find in a forest is a bear or a grizzly bear