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What are the threats to the fynbos biome?

Alien species drink all the water that the Fynbos needs and also takes over or kills the Fynbos.


Are fynbos flora or fauna?

Fynbos is a group of plants, so they are flora


Why is fynbos regarded as a rich biome?

Fynbos is unique mixture of natural vegetation in southwestern South Africa.


What are man's activities that affect fynbos biome?

Activities such as agriculture, urbanization, overgrazing, invasive species introduction, and inappropriate fire management practices can negatively impact the fynbos biome by leading to habitat destruction, loss of biodiversity, and changes in ecosystem dynamics. Conservation efforts are important to protect this unique and diverse biome.


What animals live in fynbos areas?

The Fynbos cannot support many animals but large herbivores found there include the bushbuck and the white rhinoceros. Carnivores include meerkats, formerly suricates, and lions. Smaller animals include the cape hyrax and the striped mouse. Flighted birds include the sugar bird, and flightless birds include the ostrich. Plants of the Fynbos include the Shepherd's tree, and climbing mice and lizards can often be seen in the tiny branches of this African shrub.


At cape point nature reserve Fynbos cape town what are they?

The Reserve is principally dedicated to fynbos, the indigenous flora


What are the threats to Fynbos?

Too much fire. Urban expansion. Renosterveld (Plains fynbos) has clay-like soil, which is perfect for farming.


Do huhans have negative impact on the fynbos biome?

yes


Where do fynbos grow?

I am not sure, but in north western Cape country.


Where does the name fynbos come from?

Derived from, "fine bush" in Afrikaans.


Why is the South African Cape fynbos so important?

The South African Cape fynbos is crucial for its rich biodiversity, housing over 9,000 plant species, many of which are endemic to the region. This unique ecosystem plays a vital role in carbon storage and water filtration, supporting both local communities and agriculture. Additionally, fynbos is essential for its ecological services, such as pollination and habitat for various wildlife. Its conservation is critical to maintaining ecological balance and supporting the livelihoods of those who depend on its resources.


What is natural vegetation in western cape?

Fynbos, Renosterveld, Karoo succulent