The effects of the environment in the life cycle of organisms

During typhoons and heavy rain, a flood occurs. A flood washes away, kills, and drowns both new seedlings, old plants, animals, and some humans.

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Water from floods causes some insects to reproduce more easily like mosquitoes and frogs.

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A gentle wind from the typhoon damages human houses, uproots, cuts and slices branches and stems of both young and old trees, and sweeps away small plants.

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DROUGHT is another environmental condition in which little or no rain falls in a particular place than expected.

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During volcanic eruption, plants can be destroyed over a wide area, by hot volcanic ashes but once cools off and are washed by rain, nutrients from these ashes can make plants grow again.

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Heatwaves and Ultraviolet Rays also affect plants, animals, and humans. Too much heatwave and ultraviolet rays can cause stressed on non-living things.

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Heatwaves also caused stroke, illness, and death of both aquatic and terrestrial animals. It also threatens human lives.

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Thunder causes trauma to dogs and small children. While lightning kills a person or topple a tree when it strikes. Lightning can also cause a forest fire.

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Male and female frogs breed after floods or rain

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Cockroach egg serves as the only food for parasitic wasp. The cockroach is also food for the red-cockaded woodpecker, an endangered species.

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