Because animals are more in tune with nature than humans, there are MANY types of animals that live by or near volcanoes (until they erupt, that is).
You yourself may have noticed that birds of various types will go silent before a big storm, or you may have read about the elephants in Indonesia that took tourists to higher ground just before a (humanly undetectable) tsunami.
Before eruptions, tremors in the earth often occur. Animals can feel it and take notice of this danger. Also, volcanoes will spew steam and smoke before they actually erupt with lava and/or ash.
Volcanic soil is very fertile and is ideal for plant growth. This attracts herbivores and then their predators. The magnitude of the eruption may not be enough to kill wild life instantly, and ash won't kill organisms in a matter of seconds.
So the animals can escape if they haven't fled already.
There are very few eruptions as destructive as the Mt. Saint Helen's eruption. Therefore, animals can live freely next to or near volcanoes, even on the summit.
Dogs are not native to rainforests, as they typically prefer more temperate or cool climates. However, there are some domesticated dogs that may live with humans in or near rainforest regions. Wild canids like wolves or foxes are more likely to be found in forested areas.
Dogs that live in the toilet.
a khaoahe is an animal that lives in/near the mauna loa volcano
Most dogs live in households as pets, but they can also be found in shelters, on farms, and even as working dogs in various industries such as search and rescue, herding, and therapy. Dogs are known for their adaptability and can thrive in a variety of environments, as long as they receive proper care and attention.
A mouse tends to live in a field such as one found out in a prairie. Mice may also live in attics in buildings of homes in the city.
Yes, people do live near the Kilauea Volcano.
Yes
dont live near a volcano
it could be safer for them not to live near a volcano.
no
Because I live near a volcano.
sharks
It is difficult to provide an exact number as populations near the Tambora volcano can fluctuate. However, there are several villages and settlements located in close proximity to the volcano that may be at risk in the event of an eruption.
I think so. Like what if you live in a island.
they can die or burn
Rather it's stupid to live by one.
probably, since the area near it has fertile soil.