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it could be for many different reasons, like food is scarce or weather

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Q: Why do animals move to new environments?
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Why do animals move around?

Because they are travlers


What is the difference of the movement of plants and animals?

Animals tend to move very quickly whereas plants do not. This is because plants are rooted into their environments and only their seeds can travel.


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The animals adapt gradually and separately to their new environments on either side of the mountain


Why do animals live in the places where you find them?

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What types of environments are best suited for raising animals in captivity?

It depends on the type of animal. Different animals = Different environments! ~JJ


Can you adapt Tasmanian devils?

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Mutations are changes in DNA. Most are neutral or beneficial. Mutations have allowed animals to adapt to new environments and new species to evolve.


Why were the early humans always on the move?

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What are facts about animals in tundra?

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How does laying eggs with shells allow reptiles to move into new environments?

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