0
Animism is so important because it is a religion people used back then and that some still use today.
What else can I help you with?
What animals are important to mrs gauge?
what animals are important to mrs.gage
Are stars important for animals yes or no?
yes stars are important for animals
Why is the swamp important to animals?
swamps are important to animals because some animals bathe in it and others drink it.
Why are animals important to the ecosisitem?
Animals are important to the ecosystem because some animals eat other animals that if there were too many of them they would destroy the environment.
What are the two important types of animals in Australia?
The 2 important animals are Kangaroos and Koalas
Why Soil Is Important To Animals?
It is important because the animals eat the plants grown out of the soil.
What is the important animal?
The most important animals are the insects. They are the most numerous animals on Earth. Insects perform important tasks such as pollinating plants and helping to get rid of rotting plants and animals. They are also food for many other animals.
Why are collar cell important in classifying sponges as animals?
why are collar cells important in classifying sponges as animals
Why is the Amazon Rainforest important?
because it helps animals live and is homes to alot of animals. If it wasn't important all animals will die and turn into bones.
Why is Amazon rainforests important?
because it helps animals live and is homes to alot of animals. If it wasn't important all animals will die and turn into bones.
How animals important to plants?
Plants are very important to animals because they produce the food that herbivore animals, such as cows, sheep, der, etc. eat.
Why are physical and behavioral adaptation so important for wetland animals?
Physical and Behavioral adaptation is important to wetland animals because its the habitat of an animals life,how they move to catch prey,feathers wings<ETC.> Animals in wetland needs to live to,that is why it is so important to wetland animals.
