<span>The current factors that threaten the existence of nonhuman primates in the wild is, </span><span> it's a problem of biomass. As the human population is constantly growing We are taking a greater and greater share of the finite resources available--resources that are needed by all living things. With deforestation which takes away homes of nonhuman primates and their food sources to the point the starve and have no where to live</span>
Solar energy (energy from the sun) is a renewable resource. It will never run out
Between rivers or streams, and the dry land are areas covered by lush vegetation called the "riparian zone". These consists of shrubs, grass, and small trees. This area is highly productive due to its close proximity to a water source, as compared to the areas found farther from the rivers. The riparian zone is a terrestrial biome.
