Question

A forest fire in Florida clears thousands of acres of trees. What are the consequences for the animal populations in the surrounding area?

Answer 1

Answer:

If a forest fire explodes in the thousands of acres of trees then the population of animals and birds decreases in the surrounding forests.

Explanation:

• The shelter and food for animals will be affected to the most. They also feel difficult to breathe during a forest fire.
• Some animals may suffer to escape from the forest fire as they may be isolated from parents.

• Forest is the home for many plants, animals and birds. If the trees start burning, then these animals and birds quickly replace their shelter to somewhere safe.

• As the forest has been providing the necessary food and other elements to the surrounding forest’s animal, so they too find a better place with good resource. Hence the overall population of animals and birds decrease.