Why is forest important for animals?

Answer 1

Animals are an important part of the forest and the ecosystem. They also play a major role in the food chain. If any one animal gets effected in the food chain gets effected all other animals in the food chain get effected and it affects the forest also.

Answer 2

Trees 'breathe' in carbon di oxide and produce oxygen. Humans live on oxygen. The also grow food for both us and other animals that we can eat. We need healthy animals to both eat and work for us (farm dogs ect.)

Answer 3

Trees need carbon dioxide (what we exhale) and they then turn it in to oxygen (what we need to breathe in). So its like a cycle. If the trees are cut down, no oxygen will be produced, therefore we would die as well. If all the humans died, then the trees would not have as much carbon dioxide and so won't produce as much oxygen. i don't know why i put it like that but it is like a never ending cycle.

Answer 4

I think forest sustain wildlife andthats very simple to guess and due to the wild tourism n safari like thing wild life is a imp for govtsbecause money is still coming they save eachother

Answer 5

For some, it is simply their habitat.

Answer 6

Trees produce oxygen.