They have an organ inside their ears that allows them to have excellent balance and to right themselves quickly in the event of a fall. A high fall allows them enough time to position themselves to land on their feet, with their back arched to cushion the impact (they need at least 1.8 seconds to properly right themselves). HOWEVER, they can and do hurt themselves in such falls as well. Few cats survive falls from greater than sixty feet.
It is not okay to cut down trees because it is hurting the environment. Without any trees we would die.
Just put high fences around trees!!!
Fences just indicate property. Trees produce oxygen so we can breath.
To get rid of worms on liquid amber trees you can purchase predators such as lacewings or tachinid flies from garden supply stores. They kill the worms without hurting the tree.
They offered security.
Fences and trees in "The Red Badge of Courage" symbolize barriers and obstacles that the characters must navigate through on their journey towards courage and self-discovery. The fence, in particular, represents the divide between safety and danger, while the trees serve as reminders of the unpredictability and harshness of war. Overall, these elements contribute to the novel's themes of fear, resilience, and growth.
by cutting down trees and hurting animals habittat (ecosystem)
Trees take in CO2, which is a greenhouse gas. Through photosynthesis, they produce sugar for themselves or us (fruits) and oxygen for other animals and humans to breathe. Without trees, we would not be able to breathe without any aid from a machine, helmet, or external oxygen supply
Without trees there would be no oxygen, which we breath to live. So i'd say its a life or death kind of import this is why the aren't useful are hurting the environment trees=paper goods paper good=trash trash=landfills landfills/burning of paper goods= green house gases
Rainforest trees hold themselves up with their tree roots almost solid in the ground.
Because it decomposes
There were fallen trees, shorn roof tops and broken fences