Inhabitants of a deciduous forest

Answer 1

i learned about the deciduos forest. i don't even know what inhabitant's meen, but here's something that learned. deciduos forest's are located in the eastern hal of North America. BUT YALL NEED TO SAVE THE TREE'S IN THE DECIDUOS OREST BECUASE THERE ALL GOING AWAY, CUZ OF US. SAVE THE TREE'S!!!!!!! ok i went a little over board. :) :)haha. yah so that's all i know. try going to www.deciduosforest.com and it will give you some answers.

p.s save the trees!!!! you can make a big difference

Answer 2

There were many native tribes living in the decidualos woodlands of North America. They included: the Iroquois and Algonquians. A brief breakdown of these is:
Iroquois: Cayuga, Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Seneca, and Huron.

Algonquian: Abenaki, Chippewa (or Ojibwa), Delaware, Mohegans (or Mohicans), and Pequot.

Other references are more specific but do not categorize by language group:

• Abenaki
• Algonquin
  
• Anishinabe
  
• Cayuga
  
• Chippewa
  
• Erie
  
• Huron/Wyandot
  
• Illinois
  
• Iroquois
  
• Kickapoo
  
• Lenape
  
• Lumbee
  
• Maliseet
  
• Menominee
  
• Miami
  
• Micmac
  
• Mohawk
  
• Mohegan
  
• Mohican
  
• Montauk
  
• Munsee
  
• Nanticoke
  
• Narragansett
  
• Nauset
  
• Neutral
  
• Niantic
  
• Nipmuc
  
• Nottoway
  
• Oneida
  
• Onondaga
  
• Ottawa
  
• Pamlico
  
• Passamaquoddy
  
• Penobscot
  
• Petun
  
• Piscataway
  
• Pocomtuc
  
• Potawatomi
  
• Powhatan
  
• Quiripi/Quinnipiac
  
• Sac and Fox
  
• Seneca
  
• Shawnee
  
• Susquehannock
  
• Wampanoag
  
• Wappinger
  
• Wenro
  
• Winnebago/Hochunk
  

Answer 3

The inhabitants of a deciduous forest include mammals like deer, rabbits, and squirrels, as well as birds like woodpeckers and owls. Other common inhabitants are insects such as butterflies and bees, and reptiles like snakes and lizards. The forest also supports a diverse range of plant species, including oak, maple, and beech trees.

Answer 4

mice raccoons and birds. I think monkys too

Answer 5

Native Americans