Question

forests are 'biodiversity' hotspots give two reasons.​

Answer 1

one reason is because forests have each and every type of organisms in that place.

there are different types of simple organisms to complex organisms

Answer 2

Biodiversity is measured by the number of different life forms found in an area . in a forest, various species are available which include bacteria , fungi , ferns , plants, nematodes, insects,birds, reptiles and mammals. forests are therefore called biodiversity hotspots.