Question

What are
flora and fauna of a forest?​

Answer 1

Forests are composed of many trophic levels that include primary producers: large and dominant trees, as well as understory shrubs, forbs, grasses, mosses, lichens, and even algae; large and small herbivores such as moose, deer, mice, and caterpillars; carnivores such as cougars, coyotes, weasels, shrews, ...

Answer 2

Flora: The term refering to plants.

Fauna: The term refering to animals.

1. Tropical rain forest:

Flora: Evergreen trees, bamboos, ferns, shrubs

Fauna: Jungle cats, leopards, monkeys, flying squirrels, snakes, centipedes, millipedes, many snakes, snails, etc.

2. Temperate deciduous forests:

Flora: Pine, oak, birch etc.

Fauna: Moths, beetles, deer, wolves, foxes, etc.

3. Coniferous forests:

Flora: Fir and pine trees

Fauna: Few animals such as squirrels, deer, goat, wolves, some birds like robin, sparrow.

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