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30 sentence on forest​

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Answered by Princess1234567
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Forests are areas of dense trees and foliage.

The floral and faunal diversity in forests make them nature’s treasure houses.

Forests serve an important ecological role.

Forests are protected areas.

There are varied trees and plants that grow in a forest.

There are large and small trees that may be flowering or non-flowering ones.

Trees may be evergreen or deciduous.

Climbers, creepers, shrubs bushes and grasses are all part of the vegetation in a forest.

With such a great floral diversity there is a large variety of fauna that inhabits a forest.

There are mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and insects that live in forests.

Forests also have water bodies, and therefore provide habitats suitable for a great deal of wildlife to live in.

There are both herbivorous and carnivorous creatures that inhabit forests.

While herbivorous animals live on plant food, carnivorous ones eat flesh. Carnivores may prey on animals and feed on them, or feed on the carrion that is the kill of other carnivores.

Large mammals like the lion, tiger and leopard, and animals like the fox and jackal are carnivorous.

The majestic elephant as also the mammoth rhinoceros are herbivores. Many different birds and butterflies can also be seen in forests.

The food chain in a forest is always in balance unless disturbed by man’s activities.

Such a disturbance and distortion affects the ecology adversely.

Deforestation and poaching of wildlife that inhabits forests destroy the forest ecosystem.

It causes ecological imbalance thus hampering the ecosystem’s health and sustainability.

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Answered by pardeep2440
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A forest is a piece of land with many trees. Many animals need forests to live and survive. Forests are very important and grow in many places around the world. They are an ecosystem which includes many plants and animals.

Temperature and rainfall are the two most important things for forests. Many places are too cold or too dry for them. Forests can exist from the equator to near the polar regions, but different climates have different kinds of forests. In cold climates conifers dominate, but in temperate and tropical climates forests are mainly made up of flowering plants. Different rainfall also makes different kinds of forest. No forests exist in deserts, just a few trees in places where their roots can get at some underground water.

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