Question

climate,natural vegetation and wildlife are closely inter-linked.Prove this statement with three examples

Answer 1

Climate, natural vegetation, and wildlife are closely interlinked. We share this planet with millions of creatures and we can clearly understand that all of them have their unique area. This statement can be proved with some example which is as follow:
 India:
The climate of India is monsoon and this climate promotes the growth of grasses, shrubs, and trees naturally and therefore forests are also there. The presence of forests is the reason of thousands of species like tigers, lions, goats etc and wildlife there.
 Antarctic:
 The climate of Antarctic is severe because it is coldest among all the continents. Due to this severity of the climate, there’s no vegetation there as climate is not favorable. This severity of climate allows only those species to be present there who can bear it like whales, penguins, sea birds etc.
Taiga:
The climate of taiga is sub-arctic with temperature range which is very large and this climate favors the vegetation of need leaf and coniferous trees. As the climate is severe, the wildlife includes predators like wolverines, lynx, bobcat etc.

Answer 2

It is true that Vegetation, climate and existence of animals are very closely inter-linked.

Climate is probably the primary determinant of natural vegetation, and they both affect the existence and development of soil and animals in that specific area.

1. Tropical regions have soils that are poor in nutrients as the high rainfall in these tropical areas depletes these soils. The tropical rain forests have mainly terrestrial plants and other similar species of plants like climbing vines, the epiphytes, and types of broad-leafed plant species. Such places are inhabitants to many varieties of insects, amphibians, reptiles, worms, birds, and a few mammals like jaguars, chimpanzees, etc.

2. Very cold areas are present at higher latitudes and at higher altitudes. So, the plants that grow here are the Evergreen conifers. The animals present here are the snow leopard, wild yaks, llamas, polar bears, mountain goats, etc.

3. The temperate zones are places which have winter rainfall and long spells of dryness during summers, and sometimes in spring and fall also. The vegetation includes a few species of deciduous trees, the tough-leafed sclerophyllous evergreen shrubs, broad-leafed plants species etc. The animals include the racoons, foxes, porcupines, opossums, owls, woodpecker, squirrels, etc.