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why is the important for human the flora and fauna?

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why is the important for human the flora and fauna?

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Human life needs flora and fauna to survive on this planet. Flora helps in the generation of oxygen into the environment. Whereas Fauna that is Animal, they produce carbon dioxide in large amounts, Plants absorb carbon dioxide.

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what are the advantages of flora and fauna?

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what are the advantages of flora and fauna?

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humans benefit a lot from flora and fauna in regards to sources of food, medicine, and water. Our main source of food emanates from plant and animal species. Over 90% of medicine we use to cure diseases comes from flora.

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examples of  endangered animal in panamá

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examples of  endangered animal in panamá

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Some examples of endangered animals in Panama are the following:

Harpy Eagle

Panamanian Golden Frog

Spider Monkey

Sea Turtles

Bush Dog

White-Tailed Deer

Pygmy Three-Toed Sloth

Giant Anteater

Ocelot

Baird's Tapir

Lowland Paca

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what is the importance of the conservation of flora and fauna?

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what is the importance of the conservation of flora and fauna?

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Conservation of Wildlife is important to protect the endangered plants and animal species along with their natural habitat. The main concern is to preserve the habitats so that the future generations of wildlife and even humans can enjoy it.

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Consequence of the loss of fauna and flora on our planet?

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Consequence of the loss of fauna and flora on our planet?

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Our impact on the planet has never been greater and human activity has become the dominant influence on our environment and climate. We are causing unprecedented changes to the natural habitats on which wildlife depends, through deforestation. The statistics speak for themselves: in Indonesia alone, more than six million hectares of primary forest.