Answer: solar energy
Explanation: Solar energy causes a great impact on plants and animals. Plants need sunlight to grow and if we dont have it then animals wont be fead and we would not be fead. Solar energy literally is the most important thin because without it we would be dead
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Answer:
The temperate forest biome
Explanation:
The temperate biome is comprised of the temperate rainforest in which there is the presence of thick deciduous trees and is rich in various species plants and trees. The leaves of these trees are broad and form a dense canopy. As a result of which the sunlight is not able to penetrate to the ground surface. The temperate forest lies in a mid-latitude region that covers from 40° to 60° N and S in both the hemisphere. The annual precipitation level in this type of rainforest ranges from 200 to 350 cm.
They don't lose their leaves because of the humidity in the forest.
Answer:
Nitrates and phosphates lead to eutrophication and anoxia in the creek which caused aquatic animals to die and damaged the creek.
Explanation:
Nitrates (NO3-) are chemical compounds that contain nitrogen and oxygen molecules. They are salts that are commonly found in fertilizers and are soluble in water. Phosphates are also compounds that are used in agricultural processes.
Nitrates and phosphate found in water are usually from plants that have been washed off by rain water and also from vehicles' exhaust.
When there are abnormally high levels of nitrates and phosphates in water, it becomes difficult for aquatic animals to survive. In bodies of water, the nitrates and phosphates become sources of food to algae and other plants, this causes them to become over stimulated, and lead to Eutrophication (a high concentration of nutrients) and Anoxia (lack of oxygen).
This causes the fishes to run out of oxygen and die. Then the water begins to change color (milky white or green), give off an offensive odor and gradually turns into a swamp and eventually a meadow
