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Forests
A geographic area characterized by a dense growth of trees and underbrush.
5,185 Questions
What animals live in oak-pine forest?
The answer is: Deer, birds, squirrels, chimpmonks, rabbits, wolves, raccoons, bears, opossums, porcupines, bobcats, turkeys, lynxes!!!! :D
Nowadays in the world there is a lot of Carbon dioxide gas and not every country can fix it how can we make easier way to reduce the carbon dioxide in atmosphere?
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How people have adapted to survive in tropical evergreen forests?
it is not possible that all the people of the earth say on cities,towns etc...
some human being like hunter, tribal peoples, gatherer who are living in forest and hence adapt 2 forest ..
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What effect does vegetation have on climate?
It has a low produces line called the vetitation line which has a two way climate change that has a world climate change during the seasons of The call of duty series. if you see in nuketwon domination you will find a flag
What is the advantage of using an inflatable cylinder as a penile implant?
Inflatable cylinders produce a more natural effect. Men using them are able to simulate an erection via a pump located in the scrotum.
How do you unlock the forest in happy street?
You don't. You don't unlock the forest in happy street.
What was the role of indigenous people in World War 2?
Are you asking about American Indians? Moro tribesmen from Bataan? Gurkha's from Nepal?
Which state is the barmah state forest in?
The barmah forest is in NSW and VIC but it is more in the NSW side
Do kingfishers live in the deciduous forest?
yes, they do. However, they live in a lot of other places too. Some of them live in Texas.
The taiga forest are mostly the forests of the arctic circle. The ever green forests of Canada and Siberia are examples of this biome.
How do you find information about your Step van prodused by Midway Truck Coach in 1990?
LOOKING FOR THE SAME QUESTION ABOUT THE SAME VAN
What is the population of jaguars in the tropical rain forest?
According to the organization the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the South American jaguar, including the black jaguar in the Amazon rainforest, is listed as near threatened. This means that populations are currently at relatively stable levels but that factors like continued habitat loss and fragmentation, and poaching could easily reduce those levels to the threatened status in the near future if left unchecked.
