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21) The result can be the complete loss of an area of forest. The animals who lived in this area may have nowhere to go.

Clear cut area in foreground. Some trees are visible in the background.

Notes: Clear cut area in foreground. Some trees are visible in the background.
Question to think about: What happens to animals when their habitat is destroyed?
Photo © by: Warren Brockelman

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