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The organism(s) will die. Any one of these needs are food, shelter, space, a safe place to raise kids, and/or water. Or the organism might have to move to a <span>different area. That area might contain hostile creatures that would kill the </span>organism, or it might eat something unfamiliar that was poisonous and it would die. There are stories of Jaguars who had been forced out of their home by <span>deforestation. These jaguars are so desperate to survive that they turn to it.</span>

PIT_PIT [208]2 years ago

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The organism could live in the cave, eat the ant, and drink from the lake.

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