Forests

snakes,sometimes cows.horses,sometimes goats,sheep and pigs

i dont know go find out

well, it does kill a lot of animals and birds that make their homes in the trees and roots underneath them.

We breathe out CO2, trees breathe it in, they breathe out Oxygen and we breathe it in, so techincally they're our lungs

yes

* The Amazon rainforest is one of the most important producers of natural rubber in the world. * Also, a major part of the economy of the Amazon rainforest is illegal activity such as drug dealing and wood cutting. Most of the drugs are not farmed in the Amazon region, but the area provides a good path for the drug dealers to deliver their products. * Also, tourism is also a small part of the Amazon economy. It is not nearly as important as the other things mentioned, but it still plays a part in the economy of that area.

All trees convert carbon dioxide and other harmful greenhouse gases into sugars (food) and release oxygen into the atmosphere. Without trees and vegetation, there'd be little or no oxygen for us to breath. The destruction of the rainforest will be mankind's greatest undoing.

when all the trees are there

tropical and subtropical dry broadleaf forest biome

by changing white in the winer

Australia has numerous natural forests (more commonly known as 'bushland'). There are many pine plantations which tend to be more commonly known as "forests", and of course many rainforests, such as the famous Daintree Rainforest in North Queensland.

You can find more details about Australian forests at the link below.

fruits, rubber, water, medicine, bush meat, dyes, gums, fibres, food, saps, fodder, fish, wood, timber, chweing sticks.

rosewood and ebony.

charles metcalfe

range of his vision, and, later, of his rifle

The Amazon River is the second longest in the worlds, is in South America and runs through countries - Peru, Colombia, Brazil, Bolivia, Venezuela, Ecuador and Guyana.

Yellowstone is known gloablly as the first ever national park, and perhaps the most well known. Its geoligical wonders and sheer beauty have captivated us for centuries.

UNESCO and The Man and Biosphere program decided to make Yellowstone a World Biosphere reserve because it is an environmental gem and is worth adding to the list of hundreds of protected biospheres.

Yes, it does make a sound. It's similar to asking the question, if the TV's turned on with the volume up, but you're at the neighbor's house and can't hear it, is there still sound coming from the TV? Yes. However, this is my interpretation of it only.

Sound can also be defined as "the sensation produced by stimulation of the organs of hearing by vibrations transmitted through the air or other medium."(dictionary.com). If sound is defined in that way, then the answer to this question would be no, because no one's ears("organs of hearing") would sense it.

Also, not all mimes are deaf and could hear the tree falling.

small plots where farmers can oly grow enough food to feed their own families

well first go to google and the type temperate forest and then u will get your answer

yes it is

a subarctic one.

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