Plant-eating animals are generally considered herbivores.
An area where many animals live together is known as a habitat. A large community consisting of wildlife and plant-life is known as a biome.
A rainforest is a place with thick vegetation and lots of animals and reptiles. It is characterized by high levels of biodiversity and abundant plant and animal life.
Plants go through stages of seed germination, growth, reproduction, and death, while animals go through stages of birth, growth, reproduction, and death. These life stages are essential for the survival and continuation of each species.
Some examples of plant-eating animals include cows, deer, rabbits, elephants, and giraffes. These animals are known as herbivores because they primarily consume plant-based food.
humans are mammals, so if there were no animals, the only life on Earth would be plant life
all the plant and animals depend on the water cycle some more than others
animals eat them and they are good food for them
Same reason animals do.
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The plant life of Nebraska would be the grass, hay, and the weeds that all animals like... That's a good answer huh!!
well there is Africian animals and it is a bit dry
Hawaii has 8,800 native species found only in Hawaii.
there was no Hawaii
Two study fields~ZOOLOGY and BOTANY, respectively
an ecosystem
Decomposed ones.