Forest Habitat

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What is a forest habitat?

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A forest habitat is a large area covered chiefly with trees and undergrowth, providing a home for many plants and animals.

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Do some trees lose their leaves in winter?

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Yes, some trees, like deciduous trees, lose their leaves in winter.

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Are there different types of forests?

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Yes, there are different types of forests, such as tropical, temperate, and boreal forests.

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What are carnivores?

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Carnivores are animals that eat other animals.

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What are herbivores?

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Herbivores are animals that eat plants.

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Can animals survive in forests?

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Yes, many animals can survive in forests, including mammals, birds, insects, and reptiles.

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Are all forests the same?

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No, forests can vary greatly in climate, types of trees, and the animals that live there.

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What is an example of a carnivore found in forests?

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An example of a carnivore found in forests is a fox.

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What is an example of a herbivore found in forests?

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An example of a herbivore found in forests is a deer.

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What role do trees play in a forest habitat?

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Trees provide shelter, food, and oxygen for many forest animals.

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